During the peak tourist season (from June to October), Dunhuang Hotel arranges performances of song and dances from 6pm to 8pm every evening. Known as the "summer of Dunhuang". This show is mean to be a complete reflection of the culture of Silk Road. There, you can see examples of the folk art of the Muslim, Tibetan, Uygur and Mongolian peoples of China's "wild west". Part of the show's repertoire is an interpretation of a dance depicted in the frescoes of the Mogao Grottoes. The Shazhou Night Market is the largest outdoor market in Dunhuang. The entire market is unofficially divided into separate specialty areas such as handicrafts, antiques, tea and local products. The road in front of the market is lined with over 100 stalls specializing in selling handicrafts and other cultural odds and ends like crystal, jade, Dunhuang silk carpets and "glow in the dark" stone cups made from local materials.