While many celebrated the beginning of 2025 at the start of the month, some will be ringing in the new year on Lunar New Year ... Last year was the year of the dragon. The animals of the Chinese ...

Tanyapong, who began the work in October, chose the dragon and the local four-eared, five-eyed feline deity to mark the Lunar New Year's end ... Since the paddy art's launch in December, thousands ...

Yuto Books will present story time sessions throughout the day in English, Mandarin and Cantonese, and there will also be crafts and art activities ... a free Lunar New Year event on February 8. Check ...

In 2025, the Lunar New Year ... live art, cooking demonstrations, and more.” Plus, there will be a Kid’s Zone, a Wellness Pavilion, handcrafted goods for sale, as well as delicious food. The 126 th ...

People gathered to watch an underwater dragon dance performance at an aquarium in Bangkok, Thailand, on Thursday (1/16). Four ...

Uwajimaya, an Asian grocery store chain with a location in Beaverton, will host a traditional Lion Dance performance for ...

Tourists visit the Chinese lunar New Year Folk Art Lantern Festival of the Year of the snake at Yu Garden in Shanghai, China, Jan 14, 2025.

Divers performed on Thursday an underwater dragon dance during a special seasonal performance to celebrate the upcoming ...

From 150-foot-long dragon dances to traditional folk performances, there are plenty of ways to experience Lunar New Year across the state. Celebrated by many Asian cultures, Lunar New Year marks ...

Here's a list of Lunar New Year events in Southern California ... of Commerce of Los Angeles presents the 126th Annual Golden Dragon Parade. At 11AM join us for a Kishin Daiko Drummers performance ...

In 2025, the Lunar New Year falls on Jan. 29, coinciding with the date of the January new moon in Beijing. That day will close out the previous year, the Year of the Dragon, and usher in the Year ...

The new year begins on Jan. 29 and celebrations last until Feb. 8. Observed by many cultures, including Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese, the holiday marks the start of the lunar calendar year.