LOVE AT MID-AUTUMN 2025
A Mid-Autumn Night’s Dream

On the Mid-Autumn Festival, after a family dinner (and perhaps some sweet dumplings), families traditionally head to nearby parks to enjoy the best view of the moon, light lanterns, savour mooncakes, and connect with one another. This year, we’re excited to share this cherished tradition with you!

As part of the expanded Love at Mid-Autumn campaign, we’re bringing more magic to the community. Come celebrate the season with us and enjoy:

Live performances by the Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra and local performers
Carousel rides & family-friendly activities
Delicious food & a festive marketplace
Unlimited popcorn courtesy of Remington Inc.
A beautiful lantern display
Photo ops to mark the occasion
Art exhibition of the winning entries of our Art & Colouring Competition
Lantern riddles, colouring and craft station, and more!

Your ticket includes a passport for:

Delicious food samples from selected partnered vendors
Carousel Rides
Special Mid-Autumn Sticker Set from Fête Chinoise
A chance to enter and win the door prize
A special gift bag to be redeemed on your way out

Purchasing tickets in advance is strongly encouraged.

Tickets are limited! Grab yours now and bring your friends and family along!

One ticket per person is required for entry. Kids 12 or under enjoy free General Admission and do not need a ticket, but must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

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Master of Ceremonies

Jee-Yun Lee

Jee-Yun Lee is a seasoned anchor and reporter at CP24, known for her extensive work in Canadian broadcasting, including her time at CHCH-TV and Citytv before joining CP24 in 2010. Born in South Korea, she immigrated to Canada and began her career in journalism in Saskatchewan, where she gained experience as a videographer, reporter, and anchor. Lee also has an acting career, appearing in films and TV shows, and was a recipient of the 2011 Korean Canadian Heritage Award.

Performance Lineup

The Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra (TSYO) is one of Canada’s leading youth orchestras.
For over 50 years, the TSYO has provided a high-level orchestral experience for talented young musicians aged 22 and under. The tuition-free TSYO program delivers a unique, powerful, and life-enriching opportunity that encourages significant achievement, regardless of the career path participants choose to pursue. The TSYO has a close affiliation with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra (TSO): TSO musicians serve as coaches through the season, TSO guest artists lead masterclasses for TSYO members, and the TSYO performs annually with the TSO in a side-by-side concert at Roy Thomson Hall.

Laurence Liang is recognized as a radio program host and community-minded performer who brings his passion for music to every stage. Over the years, he has showcased his vocal talent at a wide range of occasions, from fundraising galas to community celebrations, where his performances have touched and inspired audiences.
Drawing inspiration from legendary artist manager Lal Dayaram, Laurence expanded his artistic journey by producing and headlining his own concert, Undrafted, at the Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts in March 2024. The event was both a personal milestone and a community achievement, raising $10,000 in support of the Mon Sheong Foundation.
Through his work in broadcasting and live performance, Laurence continues to blend artistry with purpose, using his voice not only as a form of expression but also as a way to strengthen connections and give back to the community.

S2N

Leona is a passionate local singer whose enchanting performances illuminate community events, where she enthusiastically shares Chinese culture and language through her music. Her warm, captivating voice brings joy to friends and family at weddings and celebrations, creating cherished memories. Leona is equally dedicated to performing at community events and giving back as a mentor and event consultant for charity events within the financial professional community.

Calvin is a singer and audio engineer who lives and breathes music. Whether on stage with a microphone or behind the mixing board, he is driven by a love of sound and the emotions it creates.
In 2022, Calvin was honoured with the SQSC Best Potential Award and the Golden Oldies Best Vocal Award, celebrating both his voice and dedication to his craft.
While performing and recording are at the heart of his journey, Calvin also works as a wedding DJ on the side, a role that allows him to create joyful and lasting memories for couples and their families.

Five girls. One S2N (season). We are Connie, Wee, Jessica, Kary, and Tasha. Blending hip hop, jazz funk, and K-pop, we move with rhythm, energy, and change.