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Star, G. P. S. t. t. (2026, October 17). Fête Chinoise attracts 1,100 guests for Markham mahjong event. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/entertainment/f-te-chinoise-attracts-1-100-guests-for-markham-mahjong-event/article_06e1caff-c8c0-4597-8810-0d27afa58808.html
Star, George Pimentel Special to the. “Fête Chinoise attracts 1,100 guests for Markham mahjong event.” Toronto Star, 17 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/entertainment/f-te-chinoise-attracts-1-100-guests-for-markham-mahjong-event/article_06e1caff-c8c0-4597-8810-0d27afa58808.html.
Star, George Pimentel Special to the. “Fête Chinoise attracts 1,100 guests for Markham mahjong event.” Toronto Star, October 17, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/entertainment/f-te-chinoise-attracts-1-100-guests-for-markham-mahjong-event/article_06e1caff-c8c0-4597-8810-0d27afa58808.html.
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On September 26, Fête Chinoise held an event called "A Mid-Autumn Night’s Dream" at the Porsche Centre Markham, which attracted over 1,100 attendees including 270 children. The event celebrated Chinese culture and traditions, with a focus on mahjong, featuring live music and dance performances by artists such as Yan Qing and Leong Lai, along with various activities like a marketplace, craft stations, and a cupcake-making workshop by TheCakingGirl. Additionally, the event included game tables and a silent auction to support local cultural institutions including the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, the Chinese Canadian Museum, and the Fête Chinoise Cultural Foundation.