As an Asian-American, the Chinese or Lunar New Year was always a great time of celebration in our family, and we followed many Chinese New Year traditions to secure a prosperous and fortunate year ...

As its name would suggest, Lunar New Year is a celebration taking place on the first New Moon of the Chinese calendar. This event generally occurs between late January and mid February, and is ...

This week, Chinese communities worldwide will begin their annual festival celebration called Lunar New Year (colloquially known as Chinese New Year). When is Lunar New Year? What is it?

Each culture celebrating the Lunar New Year has traditions passed down from generation to generation that are thought to bring good luck. For the Lunar New Year 2025, I asked NPR readers and ...

We celebrated the Year of the Snake in style at the San Francisco Symphony’s Lunar New Year Festival! 2025 also marks a ...

The “Year of the Snake” was celebrated with dragon dancers, red envelopes, special treat bags and a cultural presentation at ...

In many Asian cultures, the Lunar New Year is the most important holiday ... or we're not even Chinese-American, the traditions aren't exactly the same. So even New Year, we all celebrate it ...

Australia’s Mongolian community is gearing up to celebrate Tsagaan Sar, its Lunar New Year, which is a time for honouring elders and enjoying hard-to-find traditional delicacies.

Members volunteer to teach about Asian traditions to students and organizations. The annual Lunar New Year festival is the group’s largest event. Southern Oregon, and specifically Jacksonville ...

immersing audiences in a lively and dynamic introduction to Lunar New Year traditions. The one-act The Big Swim takes the audience on an unforgettable adventure, inviting them to become part of the ...

Afterwards, the activity transitioned to the school’s cafeteria for a cultural fair hosting a wide variety of Lunar New Year traditions. Curious attendees had the opportunity to explore over a ...

Nian beasts, mythical creatures central to the origin story of several Lunar New Year traditions, replaced the usual mice as villains, while the Crane Queen, portrayed by Zhao, replaced the Sugar Plum ...