A Mid-Autumn Market Hop around Beijing

Markets are turning up in temple yards, next to the Grand Canal, inside innovative parks, and around World Park, blending food, live music, vintage, crafts, independent style, and the periodic splendidly unusual discover.

402 Stalls to Dig Through

This is the marketplace for individuals who can lose an afternoon over an odd ceramic cup, an old publication, or a piece of fashion jewelry they absolutely did not strategy to purchase. NewBridge Handicraft & Creative Market returns with 402 stalls, covering handcrafted items, classic finds, clothes, devices, art, books, stationery, and collectible toys. The genuine draw is how far the suppliers have actually taken a trip: 74% originated from outdoors Beijing, while 39% are signing up with NewBridge for the very first time. Set inside a transformed 1980s commercial complex near 798, it is everything about seeing what shows up.

September 23– 24, 2.30– 9.30 pm;

September 25– 27, midday– 9pm
C7 Light Gathering Place, UCP HengTong International Innovation Park, Chaoyang
Gaojiayuan Station, Line 12/14; the park has to do with 1.3 km away.

A Very Different Mid-Autumn Reunion

More than 200 independent brand names are heading to Beijing for one last Dawa Bazaar of 2026. This Mid-Autumn edition collects suppliers from over 60 cities throughout China, filling a 3,000-square-meter outside plaza with classic finds, initial clothes, fashion jewelry, ceramics, illustrations, handcrafted things, and a lot of quirks. Around 70% of the stallholders are taking a trip in from outdoors Beijing, providing the four-day market the ambiance of an across the country makers’ meetup under the fall moon. Food stalls, interactive cubicles, live music, stamp gathering, and late-evening surfing keep the marketplace going up until 10pm. Animals and kids are welcome too.

September 24– 27, 1– 10pm
Outside Plaza, Gate 1, Wanda Plaza Beijing Dongba, Chaoyang
Dongba Station, Lines 3/12, Exit C; direct walk to the plaza

The Grand Canal Gets a Global Soundtrack

For 4 days, Tongzhou’s Grand Canal gets a soundtrack from 13 nations. The 4th Beijing International Canal Arts Fest puts 14 global arts groups and 70 artists onstage for 22 efficiencies covering folk music, indie bands, dance, and cross-cultural partnerships. The lineup moves from Norway’s Maria Arredondo and FETNO (Romania) to Saltanat (Kazakhstan), THX (Thailand), MACSAT (Germany), and a number of Chinese acts. In between sets, more than 60 stalls cover food, crafts, intangible cultural heritage, antiques, and video games. Here, the canal itself enters into the night: music onstage, a market next to the water, and a lot of space for an after-dark roam.

September 24– 27, 11am– 8pm
Tongzhou Canal Cultural Square
Tongyunmen Station, Line 6

A Global Carb Crawl

Beijing World Park is hosting their extremely first Global Carb Festival, bringing breads, pastries, treats, and home cooking from various corners of the map into the park: French croissants, German pretzels, Italian focaccia, American bagels and cinnamon rolls, Japanese shokupan, Southeast Asian curry breads, and old-school Beijing pastries amongst them. The setting contributes to the joke well: roam previous mini international landmarks, then keep taking a trip by carbohydrate. After 5pm, the park’s night lights begun, extending the food crawl into the night.

September 25– 27, 9am– 9pm,

October 1-7, 9am-9pm,
Beijing World Park, Fengtai

Dabaotai Station, Line 9Fangshan Line, Exit A or B; about 50 meters to the South Gate.

Mid-Autumn Behind the Red Walls

From September 25– 27, Dongyue Temple fills its historical yards with the Temple Fair, an Eastern way of life market constructed around craft, fragrance, music, and the easy satisfaction of remaining. More than 30 live efficiencies unfold underneath the old eaves, while stalls combine handcrafted incense, fashion jewelry, style things, and other small-batch finds. Some visitors will search the marketplace. Others might capture among more than 30 efficiencies, sit underneath the old cypress trees, or invest an hour doing extremely little bit. Versus the red walls and tiled roofing systems, the celebration provides an ancient area a brand-new rhythm for the Mid-Autumn weekend.

Market totally free; Dongyue Temple admission RMB10
September 25– 27, 11am– 6pm
Dongyue Temple (Beijing Folk Museum), 141 Chaoyangmen Outer Street, Chaoyang

Dongdaqiao Station, Line 6, Exit A; walk to the temple.

Chaoyangmen Station is another choice, around 500 meters away

When Songzhuang Becomes the Artwork

On September 25, 5 paintings by ink artist Yushan leave the page and spread throughout a freshly opened street in Songzhuang. LONG Street turns them into 8 immersive scenes, with lanterns, setups, and efficiencies woven through the outside area. The opening program runs for 13 days, packaging in 25 kinds of efficiencies and almost 200 programs, while the Wishing Lantern Night Banquet combines more than 60 beverage brand names for a night market. Visitors can likewise roam through 93 stores, with a whole street constructed for remaining from daytime into lantern-lit night.

September 25– October 7
Songzhuang Shoukai LONG Street, Tongzhou
Take Line 6 to Tongzhou Beiguan, then continue by bus or taxi towards Xiaobao Art District; T48 serves numerous stops around Xiaobao.