Top+ Mid-Autumn Festival Games for Children 2026

1. What is the Mid-Autumn Festival?

Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the "Reunion Festival," is one of Vietnam's traditional festivals.It takes place on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month each year. On this day, adults gather to drink tea, eat mooncakes, and admire the moon. Children participate in fun activities such as lantern parades, mooncake sharing, and lion dances.

2. What day is the Mid-Autumn Festival in 2026?

The Mid-Autumn Festival in 2026 will take place on [date].Friday, September 25, 2026 (Gregorian calendar) (August 15, Lunar calendar)

3. Activities will take place on Mid-Autumn Festival.

Some traditional activities that will take place during the Mid-Autumn Festival include the following:

• Activity: Carrying star-shaped lanterns in a procession.
• Activity: Mid-Autumn Festival Lion Dance
• Activity: Playing traditional folk games.
• Activity: Enjoy a family reunion meal.
• Activity: Competition to arrange Mid-Autumn Festival feast trays.
• Activity: Children's music performance.
• Activity : Giving Mid-Autumn Festival gifts.

4. TOP + Mid-Autumn Festival Games for Children 2026 Below are some suggestions for organizing Mid-Autumn Festival games for children:

4.1. Making Mooncakes

For mooncake-making activities, you can organize a game like this: Let each child make their own mooncake under parental supervision. The purpose: to give children a fun experience and help them understand how to make a mooncake.

4.2. Making Mid-Autumn Festival lanterns

This is one of the activities organized annually during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Making lanterns not only helps children learn to appreciate the fruits of their labor, but parents or teachers can also guide them in making lanterns according to their interests.

4.3. Organizing lion dance performances

Lion dance, also known as lion dance, is performed during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Organizing this activity helps to create a more lively and joyful atmosphere.

4.4. Organizing a costume party

Moms should prepare costumes so their children can dress up as their favorite fairy tale characters. Girls can dress up as the Moon Goddess, the Jade Rabbit, a princess, etc., while boys can dress up as Cuoi, for example. Or, moms could even plan a contest to choose the best dressed-up child and give prizes to the children.

4.5. Dragons and snakes ascending to the clouds

"Dragon and Snake Climbing to the Clouds" is one of the indispensable games during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Organizing this game helps create a more joyful atmosphere, trains agility and dexterity, and fosters teamwork among children.

4.6. Performing Arts

Teachers can teach children fun songs and dances about the Mid-Autumn Festival. Then, organize a small performance so the children can showcase their singing or dancing talents. Some Mid-Autumn Festival songs include: "Lantern Procession in August," "The Star Lantern," "The Fairy Tale Moon," etc.

4.7. Folk Fair

Teachers and parents can organize a folk fair for the children, featuring food and crafts made by the children, as well as other fun activities. The aim is to help the children interact and socialize with each other.

5. Stage construction and installation contractor at ProAVL

Here are some of the services we offer for medium to large-scale Mid- Autumn Festival events:

• Construction and installation of the stage for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
• We are constructing the backdrop for the Mid-Autumn Festival stage.
• Construction and installation of LED screens for the Mid-Autumn Festival stage.
• Construction and installation of stage sound and lighting systems.
• Construction and installation of event tents and exhibition booths.
• MCs and children's bands are available for hire upon request.

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