Children and adults watching an exciting science showcase at the summer festival organised by Migrant Children Foundation and Riviera Country Club. The festival also had game and food stations and a bazaar, with proceeds going to the Foundation.
Family
Summer
Fun At
Beijing
Riviera
It was a month of exciting summer fun for families at Beijing Riviera!
The Migrant Children Foundation in Beijing teamed up with the Riviera Country Club to bring the community its first summer festival. At the East Lake Garden, food stations were set up, selling delicious sweet and savouries. The area was also dotted with game and activity stalls, such as face painting, a bouncy castle, and even a magical science show that saw laughter and cheers of both children and adults when the science experiments went successfully!
A family trying their hand at a tug-of-war game, with assistance from friendly superhero Superman. 
An array of delicious food by Riviera Country Club was on sale at the festival, including festival classics such as burgers, hotdogs and French fries.
Over at the Riviera lobby, the space was filled with vendors selling a wide range of products, from accessories and jewellery, to books and electronics, and homeware.
All proceeds from the summer festival went towards supporting the Migrant Children Foundation, a non-profit and non-religious organisation that seeks to provide a platform for disadvantaged children to develop and enhance their knowledge. In total, the summer festival raised RMB 8,000.
Children lining up for a go at the ball toss. 
At the Riviera lobby, a bazaar was ongoing, retailing a variety of items such from accessories to homeware.
Beijing Riviera also held a summer camp with Rising Stars Tennis Club, which resulted in elated children and rested parents. Though the club focuses on tennis, the summer camp had an array of activities, both fun and educational. Some 15 children got the opportunity not just to hone their tennis talents, but also try their hand at archery, practice swimming, and have a go at science experiments such as making their own rockets and snow.
Serve’s up! Kids at the summer camp held with Rising Stars Tennis Club working on their service skills.
Beyond tennis, the summer camp also let the children try out other activities, such as archery (left), and science experiments.
