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When it comes to one of the major events Canberra offers for families, the Lantern Festival in the Beijing Garden is a must-see for everyone!. In 2025, the Australia China Friendship Society ACT Branch organises the Lantern Festival 2025 in the Beijing Garden featuring traditions, music and dance on Saturday February 15. Decorate your places with beautiful lanterns and celebrate this event in style. Head to exhibition or get going to dinners and make the Chinese New Year 2025 in Canberra a fancy schmancy affair. There’s a lot to do on this day - Make a lantern, party hard and enjoy the Chinese New Year 2025 in Canberra like never before. What: Canberra Lunar New Year Festival with entertainment, food stalls, and activities. Where: Woolley Street, Dickson. When: 10am to 10pm, Saturday 1 February 2025. Cost: Free. For the full program and more information, visit the Lunar New Year Facebook event. Quotes from Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Michael Pettersson: Chengdu - Red chinese lanterns illuminated in Jinli ancient street under the rain for the chinese new year lantern festival. Source: Canberra Lunar New Year Festival As the sixth sign of the Chinese zodiac, the snake symbolises wisdom, elegance, and mystery. People born in 1941, 1953, 1965, 1977, 1989, 2001 or 2013, and those celebrating their birth year in 2025, are said to possess sharp intellects, natural charm, and an enigmatic aura. Lunar New Year is all about family, traditions, and food. The Canberra Lunar New Year celebration is on Saturday 1 February, marking the first new moon of a lunar calendar year. Honour the Year of the Snake by winding your way around Woolley Street. Get there from 10am to celebrate the Lunar New Year with a free street party that includes exciting performances and flavoursome food. The Lantern Festival is the final event of Chinese New Year. The site is decorated with Chinese Lanterns and lights and there are performances of Chinese traditional music, children’s dances, martial arts, lion dance, a hand-made lantern competition and a lantern parade. When: Saturday 27 February 2016, 6 – 9 pm Canberra, get ready to celebrate the Lunar New Year! Head to Dickson for a day full of festivities and welcome the Year of the Snake 2025. Enjoy cultural performances, delicious traditional food, live music, and much more! Bring your friends and family along for an unforgettable experience. This year the Australia China Friendship Society (www.acfs.org.au) will hold the Lantern Festival from 6.00 – 8.30pm on Saturday 24 February 2024, at the Beijing Garden, Flynn Drive, Yarralumla (behind the Hyatt Hotel). This event is FREE. There will be performances of Chinese music, dancing, and martial arts, with a Lantern Parade at the end. 2023 Chinese Lantern Festival – free fun for the whole family! In Chinese culture the Lantern Festival marks the end of the two-week Chinese New Year celebrations. This year the Australia China Friendship Society (www.acfs.org.au) will hold the Lantern Festival from 6.30 – 9.30pm on Saturday 4 February 2023, at the Beijing Garden, Flynn The Lunar New Year holiday comes to its climax with the Yuan Xiao (元宵节 / yuán xiāo jié), or Lantern Festival, celebrated on February 15, 2022.. The festival began over 2000 years ago and has developed many meanings. Here’s how to celebrate the Lunar New Year in Canberra. Chinese Lantern Festival. This February, the Australia China Friendship Society will hold its annual Lantern Festival by the lake. There will be performances of Chinese traditional music, dancing, martial arts and a Lantern Parade along the shores of Lake Burley Griffin. In Chinese culture, the Lantern Festival marks the formal end of the Chinese New Year celebrations. In 2021 the ACT Branch of the Australia China Friendship Society will hold the Lantern Festival on Saturday 27 February 2021, from 6 – 8.30 pm at the Beijing Garden, Flynn Drive, Yarralumla ACT. Every year in Canberra, you’ll find a range of exciting Lunar New Year events. In 2022, we celebrate the Year of the Tiger. Traditionally celebrated across East and Southeast Asia, the Lunar New Year (known as Chinese New Year, Tết in Vietnam, or Seollal in Korea) starts on the first new moon of the year and ends with the first full moon. In Chinese culture, the Lantern Festival marks the formal end of the Chinese New Year celebrations. In 2021 the ACT Branch of the Australia China Friendship Society will hold the Lantern Festival on Saturday 27 February 2021, from 6 – 8.30 pm at the Beijing Garden, Flynn Drive, Yarralumla ACT. 20 January - 9 February; Spice Temple Spice Temple's team of expert chefs have devised a nine-course banquet guaranteed to bring you luck in The Year of the Rat.For $99 per person (with matching drinks $55 per person), crimson-hued delicacies include cherry tomatoes swimming in rich, dark soy sauce; slices of vibrant tuna in a fragrant orange oil; and pippies served with pork mince – a The 15th day of the New Year marks the traditional end of Spring Festival celebrations; where people send aloft glowing lanterns into the sky while others set lanterns adrift in the sea, rivers or lakes. Five places to celebrate Chinese New Year in Canberra. Lanterne Rooms Chinese and Vietnamese Lunar new Year traditions make 2023 unique. Canberra Beijing Garden in Yarralumla from 6.30pm on February 4 where the Australian China Friendship Society is hosting a After hitting the streets, it’s time to nosh on Chinese New Year dishes at the casual, upbeat Natural Nine restaurant in Canberra. The Chinese New Year banquet is on offer on 9 and 10 February, 13 and 14 February and 24 February. The ‘pop’ Chinese restaurant at Casino Canberra is an 18+ venue. Address: 21 Binara St, Canberra. Monster

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