Fair «Trendy Street: Dung Young Zung Yeah»

   The Mid-Autumn Festival is being retold this year by the generation that grew up on street culture as much as on paper lanterns: for three days a former factory in Đống Đa fills with local fashion labels, an art fair and workshops where you make the object yourself. Folk motifs meet streetwear, and the moon season ends up wearing a different face.

   The market is run by Hanoi Mood:ON together with Hà Nội Hôm Nay and Ồ Art Fair. This edition is called «Dung Young Zung Yeah» and promises Tết Trung Thu through a Gen Z lens: louder, brighter and with far more you can touch, try on and carry home.

   What to expect
Rows of local clothing and accessory labels with their own prints
The Ồ Art Fair section, where young artists retell familiar stories in a new visual language
Hands-on workshops that need no prior skill
Food and drinks on site, so you can stay for the whole afternoon

   It is for people who collect small Vietnamese labels, anyone hunting for a Mid-Autumn gift, and anyone who just likes wandering a market without a plan. Nothing to prepare: walk in, work through the rows, sit down and eat.

   The venue: COMPLEX 01 is a community mall rebuilt from an old factory in an alley off Tây Sơn, already home to shops, kitchens, a cinema and art spaces. The fair therefore lands inside a place that is alive the rest of the year, not in a temporary empty hall.

   Opening hours by day: on Friday 18 September the fair opens in the early afternoon, on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 September it opens at 10am, and all three days it closes at 9pm. If you want time for both the workshops and the stalls, take one of the weekend days.

   Three days in a row means a missed Friday is not a missed fair, the weekend is still yours.