Hanoi: Vietnam Museum of Ethnology organised a two-day Mid-Autumn Festival program for children under the theme ‘Joy for Children’ on October 4. Children attending the event had the opportunity to learn how to make traditional Mid-Autumn Festival toys and view the installation art space titled ‘Autumn Colors’.
According to Vietnam News Agency, the program aimed to provide children with a hands-on experience in cultural practices associated with the Mid-Autumn Festival. The event featured activities designed to engage children in the artistic and historical aspects of the festival, fostering a deeper understanding of their cultural heritage.
The installation art space, ‘Autumn Colors,’ was a highlight of the program, offering a visual exploration of the season’s themes. Participants were encouraged to interact with the art pieces, enhancing their appreciation for the festival’s aesthetic elements.