Celebrate The Lunar New Year
/ Ronnie SharpeWelcome in the year of the Tiger as the year of the Ox comes to an end. This year, we will mainly celebrate virtually with performances, traditional craft activities and with hope for better times ahead. Gung hay fat choy!
Lunar New Year Celebrations
Come celebrate Lunar New Year and the Year of the Snake at Hercules Library!
Come celebrate Lunar New Year and the Year of the Snake at Hercules Library!
Join us on January 18, 2025, for the Richmond District’s first-ever Lunar New Year Good Luck Parade, celebrating the Year of the Snake! We’ll parade down Balboa Street, enjoying cultural performances and exploring themed zones of Love, Family, Health, and Wealth.
Join us to celebrate The Year of the Snake with Lion Dance performances by Chung Ngai Dance Troupe (11:15am, 12:30pm, and 1:45pm). See and learn about animals from the Pacific Rim region, enjoy arts & crafts, and more!
Get ready to celebrate at The Bay’s CUTEST Lunar New Year Fest! Join us as we bring together the best chefs and artists from around the Bay!
Performances, Firecrackers, Lion Dance, Street Food, Art and more!
The Chinese New Year Flower Market Fair is held on the weekend before Chinese New Year Day.
Join us for a family-friendly celebration of the 2025 Lunar New Year: the Year of the Snake!
Welcome the Year of the Snake, with artmaking activities, cultural demonstrations, and live performances.
Come celebrate the end of the Lunar New Year and learn about the history of Chinese immigrants who worked at Ardenwood by making your own paper lantern to take home.
Come celebrate the end of the Lunar New Year and learn about the history of Chinese immigrants who worked at Ardenwood by making your own paper lantern to take home.
Come celebrate Lunar New Year and the Year of the Snake at Hercules Library!
Join us at the visitor center to celebrate this special holiday and to discover the many different snakes that live in the East Bay and beyond. Then, get an up-close look at a live snake!
Come celebrate the end of the Lunar New Year and learn about the history of Chinese immigrants who worked at Ardenwood by making your own paper lantern to take home.
Come celebrate the end of the Lunar New Year and learn about the history of Chinese immigrants who worked at Ardenwood by making your own paper lantern to take home.
There will be two hours of traditional entertainment, including martial arts and more. Featuring Dance Artists Yaqi Wu and Ah-Lan Dance Company.
It’s a holiday season! We, UStar Productions, proud to bring to you the largest Vietnamese Lunar New Year-Tet Festival in San Jose for 3 days on Feb 16th, 17th, and 18th 2024 at EASTRIDGE CENTER, former Sears parking space/Hello Ben Thanh in the future at corner of Quimby & Tully road.
Gather with us at OMCA for our 24th Annual Lunar New Year Celebration. Celebrate and honor Lunar New Year traditions through family-friendly storytelling, performances, activities, and more.
Mark Your Calendars for the MCCA Chinese New Year Dinner!!
Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of San Francisco’s exhilarating Chinatown during one of the community’s most exciting times of the year.
Named one of the top ten Parades in the world by International Festivals & Events Association, the Chinese New Year Parade in San Francisco is one of the few remaining night illuminated Parades in North America and the biggest parade celebrating the lunar new year outside of Asia.
Welcome the Year of the Snake with the San Francisco Symphony!
Bring your enthusiasm, come dressed in your most festive outfits, and support the community!
The Chinatown YMCA CCHP Lunar New Year Run gives participants a rare opportunity to run through San Francisco Chinatown’s historic (and slightly hilly) streets, taking in the architecture, scents, and sounds of a bustling and vibrant community.
Redwood City, its Parks Recreation and Community Services Department, and partner Redwood City International will be hosting the 10th Annual Lunar New Year Celebration!