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BCA Lunar New Year Parade. Sunday, Feb. 11, 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 50th Street and Eighth Avenue, Sunset Park All ages Free Since its inception in 1988, the Annual Chinese New Year Celebration Parade has been a vibrant showcase of Chinese culture in Brooklyn, fostering unity among neighborhoods. Wherever you choose to celebrate, don’t forget to stop by Brooklyn Chinese-American Association’s annual New Year parade this Sunday at 11am at Sunset Park! Below, we’ve picked five ways that you and your loved ones can ring in the Year of the Dragon in our beloved borough: 1. Feb. 11: Celebrating Lunar New Year at the Brooklyn Children Brooklyn 18th Avenue Lunar New Year Celebration Parade; Time: Sunday, Feb. 11, 11 a.m. Location: Starts at 18th Avenue and 66th Street in Brooklyn and ends at 82nd Street. Admission: Free. The public is welcome to join the event organized by the Chinese American Social Services Center celebrating the Year of the Dragon. Brooklyn Lunar New Year Brooklyn 18th Avenue Lunar New Year Parade Where: Starts at 18th Avenue & 61st Street, ends at 83rd Street Glow Snake Lunar New Year Celebration: Chinese Variety Show Where: Flushing Town Hall Chinese New Year Parade. Since 1988, the Annual Chinese New Year Celebration Parade has been bringing in the richness of the Chinese culture to the Brooklyn as well as promoting unity among neighborhoods. To honor the tradition, firecrackers and lion dances are used for the traditional ritual cleansing of homes and businesses to usher in a year “Year of the Dragon” Chinese New Year Parade. Sunday, February 11, 2024. 11 AM – 1 PM, Cultural Performance + Fire Cracker Display, 8th Avenue (50th Street), Sunset Park, Brooklyn; 1 PM – 2:30 PM, Marching Parade + Lion Dance, 8th Avenue (50th Street to 60th Street), Sunset Park, Brookly Since its inception in 1988, the Annual Chinese New Year Celebration Parade has been a vibrant showcase of Chinese culture in Brooklyn, fostering unity among neighborhoods. This year, mark your calendars for Feb. 11, as the traditional parade (hosted by the Brooklyn Chinese-American Association) returns to dazzle the borough with firecrackers Photo: Supplied/Better Brooklyn Association Sunday, Feb. 2. Bensonhurst New Year Parade. 11:00am. Meet at the corner of 18th Avenue and 61st Street at 10am for the Bensonhurst New Year Parade, hosted by the Chinese American Social Services Center and City Council Member Susan Zhuang. The parade will go down 18th Avenue to 83rd Street. The parade begins at 10:30 A.M. • 66th Street and 18th Ave, Brooklyn New York 11204 Brooklyn Chinese-American Association 35th Annual Lunar New Year Parade • Sunday, February 11, 2024. Opening Ceremony 11:00 A.M. with a speaking program, firecrackers, and performances, parade will begin at 1:00 P.M. and conclude at 2:30 P.M. 27TH CHINATOWN LUNAR NEW YEAR PARADE & FESTIVAL. 日期 : 2025年2月16曰 (星期日) 下午 1:00時. February 16, 2025 | Sunday | Parade Start 1:00pm Chinatown, New York Festival & Booths: 11:30AM – 3:30PM (Bayard Street between Mulberry and Mott St) Since 1988, the Annual Chinese New Year Celebration Parade has been bringing the richness of Chinese culture to Brooklyn as well as promoting unity among neighborhoods. To honor the tradition, firecrackers and lion dances are used for the traditional ritual cleansing of homes and businesses to usher in a year of good luck. Date & Time: Tuesday, January 28th @4pm-6pm NYCCC performances at 4pm, 4:30pm & 5:00pm Location: Queens Place Mall 8801 Queens Boulevard Queens, NY 11373 Celebrate the joy and traditions of the Lunar New Year with a dazzling event at Queens Place Mall. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Chinese culture through captivating traditiona The annual Chinese New Year Celebration Parade, hosted by the Brooklyn Chinese-American Association, is the main event in Brooklyn's vibrant Chinatown. Like other parades, there will be Here’s our roundup of the best Lunar New Year events you can find across the five boroughs. Clementine oranges in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Warm Temperate Pavilion (Michael Stewart/Brooklyn Botanic Garden) Get to know more about the plants connected to Lunar New Year at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s Lunar New Year Plants Talk and Walk Better Chinatown USA’s 26th Lunar New Year Parade in 2024. Photo courtesy of Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office on Flickr Marking the arrival of spring and fresh starts, the Lunar New (I can’t find the flyer from the Brooklyn Chinese American Association for this year) This is last year’s info: Celebration starts at 11:00 am on 8th Avenue and 50th Street. Performances from schools and senior centers, followed by the lion dancers and fire crackers. At 1:00 pm, the parade begins at 50th Street and goes to 60th Street. 2025 Chinese New Year Parades and Celebrations Chinatown Chinese New Year Cracker Show: 1/29/2025 11:30am - 3:30 pm, Roosevelt Park in Chinatown Flushing Queens Parade: 2/20/2025 at 10 am. From Union Street at 37th Ave. to Main Street, 37th Ave. Flushing Brooklyn Celebrations: 2/2/2025 11 am - 2:30 pm. 8th Ave & 50 Street. BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11) — The Lunar New Year is underway with events happening throughout New York City’s five boroughs, including a celebration in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighborhood. B Brooklyn 18th Avenue Lunar New Year Celebration Parade; Time: Sunday, Feb. 11, 11 a.m. Location: Starts at 18th Avenue and 66th Street in Brooklyn and ends at 82nd Street. Admission: Free. The public is welcome to join the event organized by the Chinese American Social Services Center celebrating the Year of the Dragon. Brooklyn Lunar New Year Upcoming Events to Celebrate Lunar New Year! 27TH CHINATOWN LUNAR NEW YEAR PARADE & FESTIVAL 日期 : 2025年2月16曰 (星期日) 下午 1:00時 February 16, 2025 | Sunday | Parade Start 1:00pmChinatown, New York Festival & Booths: 11:30AM – 3:30PM (Bayard Street between Mulberry and Mott St) 27TH NEW YEAR FIRECRACKER CEREMONY & CULTURAL FESTIVAL 日期 : Continue reading 2025 – Year
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