Festival in Chinatown took on a special significance this year as the community fights the development of a controversial arena.

When is Mid-Autumn Festival in 2024? And why is it celebrated? It’s time to hang a lantern and rip open a mooncake as we explore the meaning of this annual event.

The meaning of the Moon Festival for me has changed as I've gotten older. Despite bittersweet emotions, I still love celebrating it. Here's why.

Moon Festival, or Mid-Autumn is a tradition celebrated in several east Asian cultures to mark the start of the harvest season. According to CNN, Mid-Autumn falls on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month and is celebrated as a time for families to gather to sample autumn harvests,

The sharing of round mooncakes amongst family members during the week of the festival signifies the completeness and unity of families.

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Visitors take pictures of the grand lantern show on display at the Garden Expo Park on the eve of Mid-Autumn Festival in Beijing, Sunday, Sept. 15, 2024. (AP Photo/Andy Wong) Visitors look at the flowers shaped lantern lights display during the grand lantern show at the Garden Expo Park on the eve of Mid-Autumn Festival in Beijing,

Festival is fast approaching and metro Phoenix grocery stores and markets are stocking up. Where to buy mooncakes from local bakers.

Festival in Chinatown took on a special significance this year as the community fights the development of a controversial arena. Madeline Wright reports.

At a festival to celebrate the light of a full moon, the joy felt dimmed as residents of Chinatown once again turned to expressing outrage over the proposed arena and the mayor's endorsement of it.