A centuries-old tradition was celebrated in Fountain Valley on Sunday as the annual Moon Festival brought revelers, lanterns and culture to Mile Square Park.
The popular event — also called the Mid-Autumn Festival or Tết Trung Thu in Vietnamese — celebrates harvest time, prosperity and family.
“The annual Moon Festival is a chance for families to come together and celebrate new beginnings and shared traditions,” said Supervisor Andrew Do, who represents the Little Saigon community.
The festival featured traditional moon cakes, live entertainment, lanterns, face painting and more fun for kids and families.
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