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Sep 18 – Sep 20, 2026

Asia Times Square 19th Mid-Autumn Festival

Asia Times Square’s 19th Mid-Autumn Festival runs free September 18–20, 2026 in Grand Prairie with outdoor family programming under the full-moon weekend cluster.

Grand Prairie, Texas · 2625 West Pioneer Parkway

Free admission

Asia Times Square 19th Annual Mid-Autumn Festival banner for Grand Prairie.
Context image: Asia Times Square 19th Annual Mid-Autumn Festival banner for Grand Prairie. Asia Times Square (Press kit / editorial use)

Asia Times Square presents its 19th Annual Mid-Autumn Festival September 18–20, 2026 at 2625 West Pioneer Parkway in Grand Prairie. Organizers list free entry and free parking for a three-day, family-friendly outdoor celebration.

Expect Mid-Autumn holiday programming across the Asia Times Square campus, with sponsors including Choctaw Casino Durant and the City of Grand Prairie. Detailed hour-by-hour schedules often post closer to the weekend; vendor and performer inquiries go through ATS contacts on the event page.

When: September 18–20, 2026
Where: Asia Times Square, 2625 West Pioneer Parkway, Grand Prairie, TX 75051

Confirm daily hours and performance grids on the ATS Mid-Autumn page the week of the festival. The following Saturday, Otsukimi in Plano continues the moon-viewing weekend cluster.

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