This Mid-Autumn Festival, the Wan Chai Blue House, a first-class historical building with a history of 102 years, is themed ‘Blue Night • Autumn Tales’. Over 600 lanterns are hung, and a series of activities are organized, including Mid-Autumn DIY workshops, weekend markets, and night dragon parades, allowing everyone to experience the bustling atmosphere of the Mid-Autumn Festival of the past. It is definitely a great place to visit during the festival!
The ‘Blue House’, a first-class historical building with a history of 102 years, is themed ‘Blue Night • Autumn Tales’ this year. It has invited several Hong Kong team representatives, such as surfing windsurfing representatives Zheng Qingran and Ma Junzheng who participated in the Paris Olympics, Zhang Hailin who won the silver medal in women’s double single sculls at the Hangzhou Asian Games, local artists and illustrators, and Wan Chai neighbors to jointly create over 600 lanterns. These lanterns are hung inside and outside the Blue House complex, lighting up from 6 pm to 10 pm every night to form a vast sea of romantic lanterns.
In addition to appreciating the lanterns, visitors can also participate in photography and short video competitions. By uploading photos of the Blue House lanterns to social media from now until October 4th, there is a chance to win limited edition souvenirs from the Blue House. The event also holds a series of Mid-Autumn DIY workshops, including making rabbit origami, hand-made tangyuan, and mooncake jar bunny windmills. The opening times are from September 7th to October 4th, with specific business hours subject to the daily opening status.
