Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival - Sept 13 2014 - Vancouver
Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival
Saturday Sept. 17 2016
Slocan Park/Renfrew Park
Art - Music - Environmental Stewardship - Community Participation
Autumn in Vancouver begins with The Annual Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival. This is a beautiful festival that celebrates the full moon and harvest abundance. It also honors diverse cultural traditions.
The festival is organized by the Still Moon Arts Society, The Renfrew Park Community Asociation and the Renfrew-Collingwood neighbourhood.
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It feels like Autumn in Vancouver, and it was was a crispy nice night to enjoy the Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival.
This festival celebrates the full moon and harvest abundance, honouring diverse cultural traditions. There was a display of beautiful lanterns in the Streamside of Renfrew park characterized as salmon, shark, jelly fish, octopus, turtles, and many more. There were also the traditional moon cake, great jazz music and dancing.
Jelly Fish - Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival in Vancouver
Renfrew Ravine Park - Moon Festival Vancouver
Moon Festival - Vancouver
Lanterns - Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival, Vancouver
Octopus lantern - Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival in Vancouver
Jelly Fish lanterns - Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival in Vancouver
The cow jumped over the moon lanterns - Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival in Vancouver
Salmon Fish Lanterns - Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival in Vancouver
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