Moon Festival at Pacifica Square
Aurora, IL · Arts & Culture
- When
- September 19, 2026
- Where
- Pacifica Square, 4360 E New York St · Aurora · IL
- Cost
- Not confirmed
- Status
- Confirmed from the organizer's published schedule
Pacifica Square in Aurora hosts an annual Moon Festival marking the Mid Autumn Festival with Asian cultural performances, cosplay and video game contests, and a ramen eating race. The free community event has run since 2020 with performers representing China, Japan, Korea, and other Asian countries. It takes place at the shopping center's outdoor plaza.
The history within reach
- Moon Festival at Pacifica Squaresame spot
Pacifica Square in Aurora hosts an annual Moon Festival marking the Mid Autumn Festival with Asian cultural performances, cosplay and video game contests, and a ramen eating race.
Urban Investment and Homart opened Fox Valley Center on 30 July 1975 between Aurora and Naperville, 1.5 million square feet under one roof with space for 160 shops.
Aurora opened a small zoo in Phillips Park in 1915.
In 1881 Aurora put an all electric street lighting system into service, among the first American cities to light its entire grid that way, and in 1908 it adopted the nickname City of Lights.
Metra opened this stop on the BNSF line on 16 July 1989 and named it for the road rather than for a town, because it sits exactly on the Aurora and Naperville boundary and neither city would have been right.