"Fun Kuandu" promises lots of fun to bring the entire Kuandu area to life on October 31.

The fair, introduced for the first time during the month-long the Kuandu Arts Festival, will feature 29 groups from the neighborhood in a parade, plus another 20 performances and 51 booths in a bazarr.

The bazarr, organized by the Guandu Nature Park, will take place in the area around the Kuandu Riverside Park from 10 in the morning till 7 in the afternoon.

It will feature traditional arts and crafts and old-fashioned toys. Visitors will be able to learn more about the area in exhibitions, and there will also be a charity sale of used items.

The parade will start at 2 p.m. with two separate processions. They will then meet up and put up performances at the Kuandu Temple. The parade will eventually proceed to the Kuandu Nature Park and the Kuandu Riverside Park for the final performances of the day.

The parade will be led by students from TNUA, followed by worshippers of the sea goddess of Matsu from the Kuadu Temple, a dragon boat team, and others from community groups, companies and schools.

Every parader will wear a red scarf, a symbol of “Fun Kaundu.” Passers-by and shopkeepers along the routes will be welcome to join the parade.

For the performances, there will be traditional worship dances, Nanguan and Beiguan music, Sichuan Opera, dances by "grandpas" and "grandmas," spinning top tricks, diabolo acrobatics, street dances and others.

A team of more than 700 TNUA performers – formed by students from various departments – will present a program, "Green Kuandu."