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Dessert Gallery welcomes the Year of the Snake with hand-decorated, Lunar New Year cookiespriced at $6.95 each. Indulge in these treats as you celebrate the festivities. 11 am (noon Sunday). Dessert Gallery is offering hand-decorated cookies ($7) reflecting the vibrant images and hues of Lunar New Year. Cookies are available to purchase at each bakery location through Saturday, February 8. Moon Rabbit. Moon Rabbit will kick off its Lunar New Year celebrations with a lion dance beginning at the restaurant at 4 p.m. on Sunday We take a look at the Houston restaurants ringing in the Year of the Snake with Lunar New Year festivities and Dessert Gallery offers hand-decorated Lunar New Year cookies priced at $6.95 each. Winners will be announced on February 1 at the Sunday Social Lunar New Year party. Lunar New Year Bake Box, 9889 Bellaire: A group of local dessert specialists are coming together for a pastry pre-order pop-up. For only $40, you get seven sweet treats, such as persimmon berry dacquoise, pandan coconut cake, strawberry shortcake and an almond 11 Sweet Chinese Treats for a Lucky Lunar New Year. Celebrate the Spring Festival with Chinese sweets and treats. 🐍 Join the Chinese Community Center of Houston to ring in the Year of the Snake on Saturday. Free. 10am-4pm. 🛍️ Check out the Lunar New Year market at downtown's Market Square Park on When: Feb. 1: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Where: Chinese Community Center, 9800 Town Park Details: Free; ccchouston.org Asia Society Lunar New Year 2025. Asia Society Texas welcomes the Year of the Snake with Helmed by Top Chef: Houston alumna Evelyn Garcia and chef Henry Lu, this Southeast Asian and Latin restaurant in the Heights will celebrate Lunar New Year with one of its very special wine dinners. Lu is teaming up with Suu Khin, or Burmalicious, to celebrate their Chinese and Burmese roots on Wednesday, January 29, with an exciting four-course Chinese Community Center, 9800 Town Park: Usher in the Year of the Dragon at this annual Lunar New Year Festival. This is a free, family-friendly, outdoor event featuring a wide variety of cultural and family activities, vendors, Lunar New Year merchandise, street food and performances. The festival is being held on Saturday, February 10 from IBUN Bakery Owner Jack Su explains what’s in the rainbow rice cake, the main specialty the bakery has for the Lunar New Year, to a customer Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2023, in Houston. Events Lunar New Year 2025: Here are 11 celebratory events in the Houston area. Also known as Chinese New Year or Spring Festival, the Lunar New Year is a holiday meant to celebrate the beginning 2025 Chinese New Year Celebration. Event Information. 11215 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX 77057 *Business attire or traditional costume. The event includes: Houston Public Library – Lunar New Year Celebration 2025; February 1 (11am-1:00pm) | Robinson-Westchase Neighborhood Library (3223 Wilcrest Dr, Houston, TX 77042) Chinese Community Center – Lunar New Year Festival; February 1 (10am-4pm) | Chinese Community Center (9800 Town Park Dr., Houston, TX 77036) Check out our chinese new year cookies selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our cookies shops. An additional music and dance performance by Huaxing Arts Group Houston is $12. 10am-4pm. 🐍 Join the Chinese Community Center of Houston to ring in the Year of the Snake on Saturday. Free. 10am-4pm. 🛍️ Check out the Lunar New Year market at downtown's Market Square Park on Saturday. On Jan 26th, POST is celebrating the Lunar New Year welcoming the Year of the Snake. 🐍 Experience dazzling lion dances, cultural performances, a vibrant Asian pop-up market, and traditional Lunar New Year activities. Inspired by the cultural traditions of the Lunar New Year, the lanterns showcase designs of animals and flowers. Radiant Garden runs through February 23, 2025. Report a correction or typo These cute Hello Kitty designs were inspired for the Lunar New Year - and red and gold for good luck. Each 4” vanilla sugar cookie will be individually packaged with a red bow for good luck. Hello Kitty cheung saam - this 4,5” cookie will be fully outfitted in a traditional Chinese cheung saam, Features Traditional Lunar New Year Designs and Icons; For Indoor Use; Meiji Hello Panda Chocolate Creme Filled Cookies, 0.75 oz, 32-count Kosher; Banh bao dumplings are offered by a vendor during the Lunar New Year Celebration at Post Houston, Sunday, Jan 26, 2025 in Houston. Kirk Sides/Staff photographer
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