So Hong Kong Full Moon Market returns to Sale this September
The So Hong Kong Full Moon Market is returning to Sale in September, bringing more than 70 food, craft and gift stalls to the town centre.
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The popular Mid-Autumn Festival celebration will take over Stanley Square and School Road on Sunday 13 September, running from 10am until 5.30pm.
It will be the third So Hong Kong Full Moon Market to be held in Sale, following the first event in September 2024 and its return in October 2025.
This year’s event is set to be the biggest yet, with more than 70 stalls expected across Stanley Square and School Road. Visitors can expect a wide variety of hot food inspired by Hong Kong and Asian street food culture, alongside mooncakes, festive snacks, pre-packed food and seasonal products.
There will also be handmade crafts, gifts and products from independent makers, with the family-friendly market bringing together traders, food vendors and community organisations.
The event celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, which is one of the most important traditional celebrations in Hong Kong and across East and Southeast Asia. Traditionally associated with family reunions, gratitude, lanterns, mooncakes and sharing food under the full moon, the festival will once again be brought to life in the centre of Sale through food, shopping and community celebrations.
So Hong Kong Full Moon Market 2026 – what you need to know
Sunday 13 September 2026, 10am–5.30pm
Stanley Square and School Road, Sale
What to expect: More than 70 stalls featuring Hong Kong and Asian street food, mooncakes, festive treats, crafts and independent makers.
