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Image by Los Angeles Zoo. The Los Angeles Zoo often highlights Lunar New Year through live performances. This year’s event will include Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese dance performances by Asian Arts Talents, a “Zoo-diac tour” where you can see all the animals of the Chinese zodiac, education stations, and the chance to add your hopes for the New Year to the Wall of Well Wishes. Golden Dragon Parade & Chinese New Year Festival Feb 17 One of L.A.’s oldest traditions is the 125th annual Chinese New Year parade and festival in Chinatown from 1 to 3:30 pm. RECOMMENDED: Chinese New Year in Los Angeles. Read more. Lunar New Year Celebration at Beverly Center. Things to do; Jan 25, 2025. Plus, from February 14 through March 9, In celebrating over one hundred years of tradition, the Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Los Angeles presents the 126th Annual Golden Dragon Parade. lachinesechamber.org Alhambra Lunar New Year Festival Lunar New Year Celebration at South Coast Botanic Garden (February 3-4, 10-11, 17-18, 24-25) -> The South Coast Botanic Garden celebrates Lunar New Year every weekend in February. On Saturdays and Sundays, the Garden will present a pair of 30-minute live performances (11 a.m. and 3 p.m.) featuring including lion dancers, folk dancers and drummers. The Huntington Chinese New Year Festival (Feb. 10-11) (Feb. 17-18) The Los Angeles Zoo will have special programming to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Enjoy dragon and fan dances, martial arts Lunar New Year is a festival rich in tradition that occurs on the first day of a new year in the lunisolar calendar, a calendar that is based on the cycles of the moon’s phases and the sun’s position. Depending on the position of the moon, Lunar New Year falls on a different day in January or February. This year, it’s on January 29. On February 12th, we begin to celebrate the second animal in the Chinese zodiac, and (hopefully) usher in a year filled with diligence, kindness, and generosity. And while it’s too early to tell whether that’ll come true, we’ve got this - a guide full of auspicious, delicious dishes prepared by LA restaurants to honor the new year. Their Lunar New Year offering, available exclusively from Feb. 9 to 11, is the gunggung tteokbokki — Korean royal court rice cakes with galbi-braised oxtail, hobak squash, shimeji and shiitake The shopping center welcomes the Year of the Snake in its Grand Court with a festive afternoon of lion dance performances, live beats, Chinese calligraphy and m The Huntington Chinese New Year Festival (Feb. 10-11) (Feb. 17-18) The Los Angeles Zoo will have special programming to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Enjoy dragon and fan dances, martial arts Poon choi has become a popular Lunar New Year dish in Los Angeles over the past couple of years, with many restaurants offering it at this time of year. Chinese New Year specials from Feb. 7 About Lunar New Year . Lunar New Year is a festival rich in tradition that occurs on the first day of a new year in the lunisolar calendar, a calendar that is based on the cycles of the moon’s phases and the sun’s position. Depending on the position of the moon, Lunar New Year falls on a different day in January or February. This year, it Lunar New Year at the L.A. Zoo Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens 5333 Zoo Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90027. The Los Angeles Zoo will celebrate the Lunar New Year on Saturday, February 1 st, and Sunday, February 2 nd. To celebrate the Year of the Snake, there will be a number of traditional music and dance performances, hands-on education stations Founded in 1971, the USC Pacific Asia Museum is one of the few U.S. institutions dedicated to the arts and culture of Asia and the Pacific Islands.. Taking place from 11am to 5pm on Saturday, February 1, the museum's annual Lunar New Year Festival invites the community to gather for much-needed healing, joy and hope. The Huntington Library welcomes the Year of the Rabbit with a weekend Chinese New Year Festival from 10am to 5pm on Saturday and Sunday, February 4 and 5. The whole family can enjoy lion dancers, a mask-changing artist, martial arts demonstrations, music, arts & crafts demos and more. Here are 11 ways to celebrate the Lunar New Year in 2024. Chinese New Year Festival at The Huntington. 8 a.m. Feb. 24-25. Where: Los Angeles Chinatown Plaza, Tiato Kitchen & Market in Santa Monica has collaborated with WE Drive-Ins to create a special drive-in movie experience. From February 11th through February 25th, they’ll be holding a fusion Lunar New Year/Valentine’s Day event, pairing the Oscar-contending, Korean-American film Minari (starring official Infatuation dreamboat, Steven Yeun) with a fine dining menu including Chef Helene An Chinese New Year Festival & Golden Dragon Parade (February 8, 2025) The Lunar New Year Kick-Off Ceremony is always held at Thien Hau Temple in Chinatown, located in downtown LA, the center of CNY festivities. The new year kicks off Feb. 10 and the party lasts for weeks, so head out for these Lunar New Year tasting menus and limited-time dishes that make it easy to focus on what really matters: spending
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