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UCO Invites Community to Asian Moon Festival, Oct. 10

Sept. 27, 2024

The University of Central Oklahoma invites the community to celebrate Asian culture during the 24th Asian Moon Festival from 6-8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 10, in UCO’s Plunkett Park, located on the west side of campus.

The family friendly festival, hosted by the UCO Asian American Student Association (AASA), is inspired by the Chinese Moon Festival, a traditional celebration of the fall and harvest season.

The Asian Moon Festival is free and features Asia’s rich cultures and performances, including a traditional lion dance performed by the Oklahoma City Hung Viet Dragon and Lion Dance Association, lawn games and kid’s activities. Tao Cha Café will be onsite to provide food, which will be free for the first 100 people.

For more information, contact the UCO Office of Student Engagement at se@uco.edu or call 405-471-3456. 

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Devan Wielgos

Devan Wielgos

Communications and Marketing Coordinator, UCO University Communications

Cutline: The University of Central Oklahoma invites the community to celebrate Asian culture at the 24th Asian Moon Festival from 6-8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 10, in UCO’s Plunkett Park, located on the west side of campus. Hosted by the UCO Asian American Student Association (AASA), the festival is free and family friendly. Inspired by the Chinese Moon Festival, the event is a traditional celebration of the fall and harvest season. Pictured is a lion dance performance at a previous Asian Moon Festival on UCO’s campus.

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The University of Central Oklahoma is a campus community in motion—leading, innovating and creating transformative learning opportunities that foster success for our students. As Oklahoma’s largest metropolitan university, we provide high-quality, nationally recognized programs that are always evolving and adapting to the needs of our students and the community. This commitment is rooted in our founding in 1890 as the state’s teacher’s college, training those who would educate the next generation of leaders and innovators. We remain dedicated to offering an accessible, affordable education, earning national accolades for social mobility, veterans’ outreach and first-generation student programs.

Guided by the motto “ubi motus est” – which translates to “where movement is” – the university continues to evolve and grow, offering 119 undergraduate and 81 graduate programs to our more than 12,000 students from our main campus in Edmond, Oklahoma, and facilities throughout the Oklahoma City metro. Our colors were the first adopted of any university in the state, and our Bronze and Blue symbolize our greatest strengths—the illumination of new ideas and the endless expanse of a clear sky above. At UCO, anything is possible.

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