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9pm: Fireworks; Sunday, 25 February: 10am–4pm. 10am–4pm: Cambridge Markets food, stalls and rides; 10am–4pm: Council's Road Safety Info Stall and free bicycle tune-ups; 11am–1:30pm: Rhodes Mazu Goddess of the Sea Procession and Presentation; 11:30am–2pm: Multicultural Community Performances; To view the full Lunar New Year program The Rhodes Lunar New Year festivities return in 2024 with delicious food, vibrant music, captivating performances, market stalls and much more for the whole family to enjoy. A range of different events and activities are scheduled across the Rhodes Peninsula curated by community event organisers and Council. Explore the program below: Rhodes Foreshore Park, Rhodes Rhodes Foreshore Park is the place to be to welcome the Year of the Snake in a special two-day extravaganza. Highlights include community cultural performances, the Rhodes Dragon Dance, fireworks, food, music, and activities. More information. Canterbury-Bankstown Council Saturday 8 February Griffith Park, Bankstown Rhodes Foreshore Park continues to come alive with day and night Lunar New Year festivities hosted by the Rhodes Multicultural Community Association, AB Media and TM Media. A fantastic line-up of performances, food, and activities await for the whole family. A special fireworks display is planned for Saturday 28 January. Eventbrite - Forise Group presents Rhodes Lunar New Year - Dragon Carnival - Sunday, 25 February 2024 at Rhodes Foreshore Park, Rhodes, NSW. Find event and ticket information. In this Rhodes Lunar New Year Festival, local associations in South Korea, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia and other Australian communities have been invited along to celebrate this event. This will be the first time a multi-national and multi-ethnic Luna New Year celebration will be celebrated on Australian soil, thus making it a major platform Chinese New Year fireworks at Rhodes. #chinesenewyear #fireworks Happy Lunar New Year! Join us for Lunar New Year Celebrations and Fireworks at Rhodes Foreshore Park, Saturday 5th of February! ⭐Free Outdoor 9pm fireworks on 28 January 2023 for the Lunar New Year festivities in Rhodes.Recorded from Rhodes Foreshore Park. Fireworks were launched from a barge just Lunar New Year and Cinema in the Park, February 4. Rhodes Foreshore Park (Cnr Mary St/Shoreline Dr Rhodes). Food and activities from 5pm and screening of Kung Fu Panda 3 at 7.45pm, followed by San Francisco’s Chinese New Year Parade on February 15 will feature a choreographed drone light show for the first time as part of its grand finale.The display will include 500 LED-lit drones flying above the Embarcadero, forming images related to Lunar New Year traditions and the Year of the Snake. Join the spectators on both sides of Victoria Harbour on the second day of Chinese New Year to witness an astounding fireworks display as Hong Kong ushers in the Year of the Snake! Don’t miss the chance to kick-start the new year with this awe-inspiring spectacle. Coordinator: Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau The 2025 Chinese New Year Fireworks Display will light up the sky over Victoria Harbour on Thursday (January 30), the second day of the Chinese New Year, at 8pm to celebrate the festival with members of the public and visitors in Hong Kong. That won’t be the end of it though, with fireworks often set off a night or two after New Year too. In London the Chinese New Year fireworks - the world’s largest outside China - are scheduled Happy new year! Wednesday, Jan. 29, marks the Chinese New Year. is also known as the Lunar New Year or Spring Festival. The occasion is celebrated in China and many other Asian communities, and Highlights of the 2025 Chinese New Year fireworks show. Hong Kong’s fireworks shows for Chinese New Year usually take place on the second day of the Lunar New Year. Spectators will be treated to scenes that pay tribute to aspects of Chinese culture and recent Hong Kong events. As a bonus, two prominent buildings on Hong Kong Island — the The joint fireworks display, held on the first day of Chinese New Year each year since 1987, has become a cherished tradition, underscoring the deep bonds between the mainland and Taiwan. Catch a glimpse of the fireworks set off by people across China on Chinese New Year's Eve. Amidst the festive sounds of firecrackers and fireworks, which help drive away evil and bring good luck, the Chinese people welcomed the Year of the Snake. Join the spectators on both sides of Victoria Harbour on the second day of Chinese New Year to witness an astounding fireworks display as Hong Kong ushers in the Year of the Snake! Don’t miss the chance to kick-start the new year with this awe-inspiring spectacle. Coordinator: Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau Fireworks for the Chinese New Year in Usera || Editorial credit: Madrid Destino Culture, Tourism and Business. Fireworks are believed to have been discovered in the Han Dynasty (more than 2,000 years ago). They began to be used for recreational and spiritual purposes until they became fully integrated into Chinese culture.
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