Mid-Autumn Tea Ceremony: Mooncakes & Live Erhu Music

Schedule

Sun Sep 27 2026 at 11:00 am to 12:30 pm

UTC-04:00
Location

89 5th Ave suite 701 | New York, NY

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Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with Chinese tea, live Erhu music, and mooncakes in an intimate gathering for 8 guests.
About this Event

The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of China’s most cherished occasions for reunion and moon viewing. As early autumn settles in, it is also a fitting season to gather around tea.


Join us for an intimate Mid-Autumn Tea Ceremony with live Erhu music, two Chinese teas, and mooncakes. Limited to 8 guests, the gathering offers a quiet way to share the season through tea, music, and time together.



What You Will Experience



A Mid-Autumn Gathering


We will bring the festival’s spirit of reunion and sharing to the tea table. Guests will enjoy mooncakes, two carefully selected Chinese teas, and conversation in a small-group setting.



Live Erhu Music


The Erhu is a traditional Chinese two-stringed instrument known for its graceful, lyrical voice and lingering resonance. Jingwen Zhang will open and close the gathering with live Erhu performances, allowing the music and tea to unfold together.



Two Teas for the Season


We will begin with Old Tree Zhengshan Xiaozhong, a Chinese red tea made from tea trees over a century old. It has elegant sweet and floral aromas, a distinct mossy and woody old-tree character, a mellow sweetness, and a lasting returning sweetness.


We will then enjoy Premium Zhengyan Dahongpao, a Wuyi rock tea with nutty, floral, and creamy aromas and a balanced, layered taste.



Meet the Artists



Mengyan Gong


Mengyan is a tea artist who pursued in-depth studies of Chinese tea culture after earning her Ph.D. from Tsinghua University in 2015, apprenticing under the highly innovative tea master Li Shuyun.



Jingwen Zhang


Jingwen is an Erhu musician, multi-instrumentalist, and music therapist. A graduate of the Central Conservatory of Music, she began studying piano at five and Erhu at eight.


Registration is required. General Admission is $75. The gathering is limited to 8 guests.


Agenda
Welcome & Opening Erhu Performance (10 min)
Chinese Tea Ceremony: Old Tree Zhengshan Xiaozhong (30 min)
Mooncakes (10 min)
Chinese Tea Ceremony: Zhengyan Premium Dahongpao (30 min)
Closing Erhu Performance (10 min)
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Where is it happening?

89 5th Ave suite 701, 89 5th Avenue, New York, United States

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Tickets

USD 65.00 to USD 75.00

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