This Saturday, October 11, Buenos Aires transforms into a corner of China to celebrate one of its most important festivals. Do not miss the celebration of the Moon Festival in Buenos Aires, a traditional Chinese festival that honors the family and abundance. With free admission, do not miss a night full of culture, gastronomy and shows for the whole family. Buenos Aires celebrates the Moon Festival this weekend with dance shows, live music, moon cakes and free admission. The Moon Festival, also called Mid-Autumn Festival, is one of the most important moments in the Chinese calendar. It is celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, coinciding with the brightest moon of the year , the October Super Moon! Lanterns are lit, moon cakes are shared and homage is paid to the lunar goddess, Chang’e, in a tradition that unites generations.