Blog Tag - Festivals
Music lovers rejoice! Music festival season is fast approaching, and here we've highlighted a few upcoming fests that already have tickets on sale. ...
Each year, the French-speaking countries represented in Beijing come together for a celebration that’s all about culture, gastronomy, and friendship...
The countdown is on — tickets for the Beijinger's second Sausage Fest will be available soon. Set to take place at the FFC from Mar 28-30, this is...
Get ready, Beijing! The city’s juiciest, meatiest, and most sizzling festival is back for Round Two! After a legendary first run, Sausage Fest is...
May Day holiday is two days away, and with it comes a ton of festivals and markets worth checking out over the five day break and after. The Beijing...
Beijing foodies and boozies, rejoice! Great food and drink events in the capital await this weekend and in the coming weeks! From a Thai festival to...
It's hard to keep track of the traditional Chinese festival calendar, and it's even harder to keep track of all the customs and special foods that go...
The Belt & Road Food Fest is only one day away, with everything kicking off tomorrow (Sep 16) at 11am! So, with that in mind here are the answers...
Along with over 200 dishes and drinks to try and entertainment all day long, there will also be a few market vendors at the Belt & Road Food Fest...
Who is getting excited for CHEERS Summer Fest this weekend (Sep 9-10)? We certainly are! We’ve already been tantalized by all of the wine and food...
CHEERS Summer Fest is just over a week away, with it all set off to kick off next weekend (Sep 9-10). If you haven’t gotten your ticket yet, perhaps...
Its time to raise a toast to summer's end with glass of wine in hand at the CHEERS Summer Fest! Happening from Sep 9-10 at Dongyue Square, THE BOX...
Dragon Boat Festival (龙船节 lóngchuán jié or 端午节 duānwǔ jié), which falls on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month (Jun 3 this year), has been...
The traditional Chinese lunar calendar divides the year into 24 节气 jiéqì solar terms based on seasonal changes and natural phenomenon. They play an...
The traditional Chinese lunar calendar divides the year into 24 节气 jiéqì solar terms based on seasonal changes and natural phenomenon. They play an...
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