TIME AND DATE

Mid-autumn Festival

Mid-autumn Festival in China is an annual public holiday that is celebrated on the 15th day of the of the 8th month in the chinese calendar. This means that the date varies from year to year in the Western calendar. This year, the day is Tuesday, September 17.

Varying Dates

The calendar date for Mid-autumn Festival changes every year because it's date is based on the Chinese Lunar Calendar rather than the Western Calendar (Gregorian Calendar). This means that in the coming years, the date can vary between September 12 and October 7. As mentioned above, Mid-autumn Festival will be on the Tuesday, September 17, 2024 this year, and next year the day will be on Tuesday, September 17, 2024. The table below shows the exact date and weekday for Mid-autumn Festival the coming years.

YearMid-autumn Festival DateWeekday
2024September 17Tuesday
2025October 6Monday
2026September 25Friday
2027September 15Wednesday
2028October 3Tuesday
2029September 22Saturday
2030September 12Thursday
2031October 1Wednesday
2032September 19Sunday
2033October 7Friday

Mid-autumn Festival in other countries

This holiday is celebrated in several countries. Four countries in our dataset around the world are celebrating or observing this day.

In the map below, you can see where the day is celebrated or marked. You can find the date by tapping the different colors on the map. You can also see if the day is a public holiday, an observed day, or a day only celebrated by parts of the country's population.

Note that the date of this holiday varies between countries even though the day celebrates the same thing.

CALCULATORIAN.com

This table gives a more detailed overview of when and where this holiday is celebrated or observed. Click on the country for more information.

FlagCountryHoliday typeDate this year
Vietnam Observance daySeptember 17, 2024
China Public holidaySeptember 17, 2024
Philippines Observance daySeptember 17, 2024
Taiwan Public holidaySeptember 17, 2024

Recommended reading

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Mid-Autumn Festival (Wikipedia)