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Chinese Moon Festival Celebration, Dim-Sum Touches Your Heart (takeout & eat at home. Stay safe.)

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Moon Festival Special, Dim-Sum Touches Your Heart

Friday, October 2nd, 2020

Take out and eat at home.  Home is safer.

Curbside Pick Up, 6:00 pm – 6:30 pm, at Lucky Bamboo China Bistro (5855 Charlotte Pike, Nashville)

Chinese Arts Alliance of Nashville (CAAN)'s “the Moon Festival Celebration” presents 10 varieties of “Dim-Sum” selected just for this event and including traditional Moon Cakes. Because of COVID-19, we will stay safe and celebrate with takeout and eat at home. 

Traditionally during the Moon Festival, Chinese people gather with their families under the bright moon as they eat moon cakes, and worship the Moon Goddess, appreciating the beauty of the moon.  This year is exceptional, we will view the roundness of the moon and keep all family members afar, but close to our hearts under the bright moonlight.

This is a special prepared menu that requires advanced preparation,  Advanced Ticket purchase is required by Sunday, September 27. Take advantage of the Early-Bird offer by September 20, 2020 and save.  This event is open to the public!

Early Bird by September 20. ($30/person)

Regular ticket by September 27. ($40/person)

(40% of the ticket purchased is tax deductible. Ticket includes tax.)

*The Moon Festival is a set menu food event. No substitutes. Thank you for understanding.

About Chinese Mid-Autumn Moon Festival:

There are harvest celebrations or festivals in many cultures. Chinese celebrate harvest with the 中秋節Mid-Autumn-Moon-Festival. It is over 1,000-year-old tradition for the Chinese to reflect on the bounty of the summer harvest, the fullness of the moon and the myth of the immortal goddess, Chang E, who lives in the moon. Millions of Mooncakes are eaten. Moon Festival comes with many flavors, and shaped like a full moon, which symbolize the reunion of the families! The festival is often thought of as “Chinese Thanksgiving” because of its spirit of gratitude and abundant food.

Chinese Arts Alliance establishes a different kind of celebration. We select special Cantonese cuisine, Dim-Sum, as its main feast to celebrate the bountiful harvest in the fall.

點心, pronounced as “Dim-Sum” in Cantonese Chinese, is prepared as small bite-sized or individual portions of food traditionally served in small steamer baskets or on small plates. Literally 點 “Dim” means touch, and 心 “Sum” means heart. “Dim-Sum” is so delicious; it truly touches your heart! 

FAQs

-When do I pick up the Moon Festival Dim-Sum dinner?

Friday, Oct 2nd, from 6 PM to 6:30 PM

-Where do I pick up the Dim-Sum dinner to take out?

It is a curb-side pick up at the Lucky Bamboo China Bistro (5855 Charlotte Pike, Nashville).

You do not need to get out of your car, just let us know your names by posting your full name with big print at your windshield window.  We will put your dinner at either your trunk or back seat of your vehicle.

-Is my ticket transferable?

Yes, it is transferable, but not refundable. Please let Chinese Arts Alliance know whom you are transferring to before September 27, 2020. After September 27, 2020, the tickets won’t be transferable.

-What is the refund policy?

  Sorry, no refund policy.

-Is there a child (under 18) ticket?

No, all tickets are the same: one single-ticket per order.

-Can I substitute dishes from the menu?

No. This is a set menu event. Thank you for understanding.

-Can I share the event announcement or flyer with my friends and family?

Yes, please do pass on this event to anyone who is interested in an exciting Moon Festival Celebration with fabulous Chinese Dim-Sum. This event is open to the public. Ticket purchase is required by September 27 in order to put in orders.

-Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?

Please email ChineseArtsAlliance@gmail.com


Celebrate Chinese Moon Festival in 2020 with us in this very special way at this exceptional time!

Happy Chinese Mid-Autumn Moon Festival!

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