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Experience the excitement of Sydney Lunar Festival 2025 at more than 80 events. Asian food themed trivia quiz just for you food lovers out there. Food & drink With a bigger than ever Sydney Lunar Streets, 12 illuminated lanterns, lunar feasts, dragon boat racing, lion dancing and colourful banner galleries, festival-goers are spoilt for choice. The City of Sydney has overseen the festival’s programming for 29 years and it continues to be one of the largest outside Asia. Sample delicious street food and snacks while learning about the history of Chinese-Australians in Sydney. Yoga and organic wine for Lunar New Year Porter House Hotel 203 Castlereagh Street, Sydney Friday 31 January, 5:45pm to 8pm Also known as Chinese New Year or the Spring Festival, the Lunar New Year celebrates the start of the Chinese lunisolar calendar for another year. Sydney's Lunar Festival will take place A major Lunar New Year Festival is taking over Darling Square with cultural performances, lantern displays and heaps of festive food and drink offerings. In honour of the Year of the Snake, there’ll be live snake shows on Saturday 8 and 15 February from 10am to 12pm, with free personalised fans handed out on Saturdays from 4pm to 7pm and live To celebrate the Year of the Snake with a refined nod to Chinese culture, Sydney’s award-winning luxury and special offers at Darling Square this Lunar New Year. Food highlights include a This time around, Lunar New Year falls on Wednesday, January 29, 2025, and it's a celebration for many cultures represented in Sydney, including the city's Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai and Korean Kick off your Lunar New Year celebrations at Sydney Lunar Streets! Join us for an unforgettable street party to launch the Sydney Lunar Festival and welcome in the Year of the Snake. Wander through Haymarket and explore market stalls featuring food, gifts and more. Be captivated by a mix of traditional and contemporary performances across 3 sites. Chinese New Year's Eve: January 28, 2025 Chinese New Year: January 29, 2025 Sydney Lunar Streets – Haymarket street festival Saturday 1 February: 5pm - 10pm Dixon St, Sydney NSW Lunar Spectacular Saturday 8 February from 2pm - 6:20pm Centennial Hall, 483 George Street, Sydney NSW Lion Dancing and Cultural Performances Thursday 30 January to Sunday 16 February Thursday 30 January: 1pm - 1 The heart of Sydney’s Lunar New Year celebration is, of course, Chinatown. The streets of Haymarket will transform this Saturday into a festival of street food and dance with 25 market stalls on Sydney is a great city to visit year-round, but especially during Chinese New Year to experience one of the city’s biggest and brightest cultural events. Chinatown is a hub of activity, day and night. Enjoy the festival events or simply take in some of the wonderful shopping. Start: Thu 19 Feb 2015 Time 12:00pm - 2:00pm Venue: Sydney Fish Market Celebrate Chinese New Year with a seafood meal while lion dancers bestow luck and prosperity on all. 5. Explore Chatswood’s Year of the Snake Festival. Chatswood’s Year of the Snake festival features a vibrant program filled with art, comedy shows, music, live performances and lots of really good food. There’s heaps on the menu including a lantern parade, lion dancers and delicious eats across Chatswood’s CBD. On the day you will observe many aspects of tea culture, including Chinese tea ceremony and calligraphy. Yum cha with a variety of dim sum and sweets, designed to match each tea, will also be served. Courses held Saturdays and Sundays from 14 January to 29 January at either 11.30am or 4pm. Chinese New Year (otherwise known as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival) is upon us with 2025 being the Year of the Snake, according to Chinese astrology. With it, Sydney springs to life with colourful, traditional lion dances and street festivals scattered all over the city from this week until February 12. This year, Chinese New Year starts on Start: Thu 8 Jan - Sun 15 Mar 2015 Venue: Carriageworks Created with 20 tonnes of incense ash and standing at over five metres tall, Sydney Buddha is a meditation on It’s always a good time to visit Sydney, especially during Chinese New Year when you can experience one of the city’s biggest and brightest cultural events. As well as all the festival happenings in and around Chinatown, the area is a great shopping spot with Paddy’s Markets for knick-knacks, clothes and all sorts of weird and wonderful 2025 Lunar New Year Festival. Multicultural NSW wishes everyone a Happy Lunar New Year, as we move into the Year of the Snake on Wednesday 29 January. The Year of the Snake is about wisdom, transformation, and personal growth. According to tradition, snakes are also associated with good fortune, abundance, fertility, and good health. Start: Thu 19 Feb 2015 Time 12:00pm - 2:00pm Venue: Sydney Fish Market Celebrate Chinese New Year with a seafood meal while lion dancers bestow luck and prosperity on all. For more information about the Sydney Chinese New Year Festival please contact us via telephone or email. For general enquiries: Phone: 02 9265 9333 Email: [email protected] National Relay Service (NRS) Phone: 1800 555 677 Web: relayservice.com.au Voice / Textphone users: 13 36 77 Speak and Listen Service (SSR) 1300 555 727. For sponsorship
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