OzAsia Festival 2026 | Moon Lantern at Lucky Dumpling Market
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Discover OzAsia Festival's iconic moon lanterns at everybody's favourite festival hub.
Lighting up Lucky Dumpling Market, OzAsia Festival's moon lanterns celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival traditions and stories from across Asia and Australia. Beautiful to explore by day and truly spectacular at night, experience more than a dozen giant lanterns popping up across the open-air food market.
Along the banks of the Karrawirra Parri/River Torrens, be welcomed to Lucky Dumpling Market by Kurdany Tangku, created by South Australian artist Jaydenlee Tong and symbolising Rainbow Serpent Dreaming. Take a stroll to the Riverbank Footbridge to see the spectacular 40-metre Hong Kong Dragon by Vivian Ho, gazing over the festival.
Mid-Autumn Festival is a time for celebrating the moon, its roundness symbolising reunion and gratitude. Lanterns have long accompanied moon-gazing, carrying wishes for luck, light and togetherness. So gather your family and friends and be part of an unforgettable OzAsia Festival experience.
Event information courtesy of the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW).
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