The Dragon Moon Festival is held the first weekend in June, August and September, 2009 in historic Old Town Chinatown. Festival Streets are located on Third and Davis. Saturday hours are Noon to 10 pm. Sunday hours are Noon to 6 pm.

This Festival will include 4 stages of entertainment: Main Stage featuring cultural acts and bands, Culinary Stage including cooking demonstration showcasing Asian cuisine, Family Stage with acts perfect for small children which will transform into a Karaoke Stage in the afternoons where audience members can become “the star” attraction (Saturdays only) and InnovAsian & Technology Plaza where anime, car audio, break dancing, technology, Olympic-level table tennis and more will be featured (Sundays only).

The event is FREE to the public. Come experience Asian culture in Portland’s historic Old Town Chinatown at the Dragon Moon Festival. Our June Dragon Moon Entertainment includes Dragon Art Puppet Studio, Hitoshi Onizuka, Lee’s Association Lion Dance Team, Lions of Batucada, Lo Nuestro, Monmouth Taiko, The Portland Ballet, The Slants, Portland Table Tennis Association Demonstrations, Kumoricon including Live Cos-Play and Tai Chi for 1000. Entertainment and special guests change each month, so visit www.dragonmoonfestival.com for details.

The Old Town Chinatown Business Association is dedicated to promoting the heart of Portland, historic Old Town. We encourage you to visit our 24 hour neighborhood with world class cultural destinations, groundbreaking art galleries, eclectic retail shops, restaurants and a thriving, vibrant nightlife.

Drop into the heart of Portland. Anchored by the Portland Saturday Market and the Portland Classical Chinese Garden, this multi-cultural neighborhood is a nationally registered historic landmark district filled with unique architecture, marrying a rich blend of existing businesses with new possibilities. We invite new businesses to share our vision. Historic Old Town is a community that supports people from all walks of life, understanding that cultural and historical diversity create connectivity of our past, present and future.