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1. #PHILADELPHIA CHINESE LANTERN FESTIVAL IN FRANKLIN SQUARE FOR FREE#
2. #PHILADELPHIA CHINESE LANTERN FESTIVAL IN FRANKLIN SQUARE FREE#

#PHILADELPHIA CHINESE LANTERN FESTIVAL IN FRANKLIN SQUARE FREE#

Performances are free with Festival admission. The acrobats visiting from China are Aibi Chen, Yuhan Song, Lun Huang, Xiaoqi Zeng, Xiaoqin Tang, Shihui Wang. Fridays – Sundays will have three performances at 7:30, 9, and 10:30 pm.). There will be 30-minute performances each night of the Festival (Mondays – Thursdays will each have two performances at 8 and 9:30 pm. In addition to various fitness and artistic skills, some acrobats use special equipment such as long poles, barrels, balls, buckets, and porcelain bowls. Performances: Acrobats from China perform incredible and impressive feats of strength, balance, agility, and flexibility. There is so much to see and do at the festival–look at these options: A special video on the heritage of the Chinese lantern tradition and how they are created will be shown at the Festival.

#PHILADELPHIA CHINESE LANTERN FESTIVAL IN FRANKLIN SQUARE FOR FREE#

The lanterns are able to be viewed for free during daylight hours, while a ticket is required for nighttime entrance. Guests will still be able to play Philly Mini Golf, ride the Parx Liberty Carousel (additional tickets required for both), and enjoy Center City’s best play place. Visitors can taste Asian cuisine and American favorites, drink a toast at the Dragon Beer Garden,open nightly, and shop for Chinese folk artists’ crafts created on site. In addition to the gorgeous light installations, festival-goers will witness authentic cultural performances that are all new for 2018 including the unusual and impressive art of face-changing and a variety of different Chinese acrobatic acts. The lanterns are placed all around the Square, and guests walk among the displays each evening. Other highlights include celebrating the Year of the Dog, tropical birds and fish, mythological animals, the world premiere of a new Fairy Tree, a walk-through Great White Shark Tunnel, and an interactive elephant lantern where visitors pedal a bicycle to change its colors. New technology and engineering will be utilized to bring an endangered species gallery to life for the first time in the United States. The 200-foot giant fan favorite Chinese Dragon and beloved pandas return, but all other creations will be new for the 2018 Festival. Franklin Square will glow with 28 larger-than-life illuminated groupings of 1,500 individual works of art with more than 15,000 LED lights in brilliant colors. The spectacular Philadelphia Chinese Lantern Festival in Franklin Square is a celebration of light and culture that features artisans from China creating magnificent steel-framed and silk-wrapped giant lighted sculptures, using traditional Chinese