Mid-Autumn Festival is the Chinese celebration of a successful harvest. Moon cakes and pomelos are enjoyed under the light of the full moon. Join us as we bake and eat moon cakes while learning Chinese phrases and discussing the history, traditions, and stories of this ancient Chinese holiday.The cost is $15 for Fox Chapel residents and $20 for non-residents, plus a $5 materials fee. The class is held at Fox Chapel Area High School at 611 Field Club Rd. (map), and will run from 7:00 to 9:00 pm. Class and registration information is available at the Fox Chapel Area Adult Education website.
Open to ages 13 and above when accompanied by an adult.
Saturday, September 12, 2015
"Cooking and Culture: Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival" class in Fox Chapel, October 1.
Fox Chapel Area Adult Education will host a "Cooking and Culture: Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival" class on October 1.
Most Popular Posts From the Past Year
-
via @kpotbbqandhotpot Pittsburgh has a ton of Asian restaurants and eateries in the works, from national Korean bakery chains and quick se...
-
Signage just went up in Squirrel Hill for KPOT , an all you can eat Hot Pot and Korean BBQ chain. It is coming to 1816 Murray Ave. ( map )...
-
The Korean bakery chain Tous Les Jours (뚜레쥬르) has begun work on a Pittsburgh location. It will be located on Penn Ave. in East Liberty, o...
-
via @parisbaguetteus Since 2011, PennsylvAsia has documented the Asian restaurant openings (and closings) in the Pittsburgh area. In Au...
-
via @parisbaguetteus Shortly after this summer's news of Pittsburgh getting its first Tous Les Jours (뜌레쥬르) is word that another Kore...