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The Lunar New Year Dragon Dance Parade and Celebration is organized in collaboration with the Oregon Historical Society and numerous community partners. The festivities include lion dancers, drummers, and a 150-foot dragon to lead the parade from the Portland Chinatown Museum, through the China Gate and downtown Portland on SW Third Avenue, and Read on to learn more about the annual Lunar New Year celebrations in Portland, all of which are open to the public. Chinese New Year. Chinese New Year is traditionally a 15-day celebration that includes wearing the lucky color red, paying respects to ancestors and cleaning the house to drive away bad luck. Lunar New Year 2025: The Year of the Snake The most iconic LNY celebration in the Pacific Northwest! Lan Su Chinese Garden. 38 NW Davis St #260, Portland, OR 97209. On Saturday, February 8, at 10 a.m., attend the eighth annual Lunar New Year Dragon Dance Parade and Celebration. Celebrate the holiday with a special parade through Portland. A 150-foot dragon is accompanied by lion dancers, performers, and a lively community parade through Old Town, Downtown and ending at the Oregon Historical Society Park Plaza. Portland Chinatown Dragon Parade. Enjoy a special Chinese New Year Dragon Dance & Parade presented by The Portland Chinatown Museum and the Oregon Historical Society.The celebration starts on NW Davis and 4th Avenue with fireworks and lion dances, then continues with a parade through Chinatown and downtown featuring a 100-foot dragon and more lion dances! Lunar New Year Dragon Dance Parade and Celebration February 17, 2024 10AM-1:30PM | Free | All Ages More info: ohs.org. Starts at Portland Chinatown Museum 127 NW 3rd Ave, Portland, OR 97209. On February 17, Follow a 150-foot dragon through downtown Portland and celebrate the coming of spring with lion dancers and performances. This is the third time in Oregon history that Lunar New Year celebration will be held in Keller Auditorium. They promise a night of magnificent show! February 2 ,2025, The Chinese Friendship Association of Portland (CFAP), 2025 Lunar New year @ Keller Auditorium, 222 SW Clay St., Portland, OR, 97201 | Portland.gov Volunteers needed to carry 150-foot dragon in Portland’s Lunar New Year parade. Published: Jan. 29, 2025, 2:49 p.m. 43. 1 / 43. 2024 eighth annual Lunar New Year Dragon Dance and Celebration. By . The party will take over a block in the heart of Chinatown and Lunar New Year revelers will receive lucky red envelopes before going on the move as Portland Chinatown History Foundation’s 150-foot dragon leads a parade to the Oregon Historical Society’s Park Plaza. JW Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association, Old Town-Chinatown (Sat Feb 17) 2025 Lunar New Year Dragon Dance Parade and Celebration | Saturday, Feb. 8 | 10 a.m.-1 p.m. | Free | The ninth annual parade, presented by the Portland Chinatown Museum and Oregon Historical Society, will showcase a 150-ft-long dragon, lion dancers, and other performers as they make their way around Old Town Chinatown. Join us at Keller Auditorium on February 1, 2025, for the 2025 Oregon Lunar New Year Gala—Oregon’s most prestigious and authentic Asian cultural event, featuring over 300 performers and welcoming an audience of 2,000+ guests! Portland Chinatown Museum Lunar New Year Dragon Dance Parade. Location: Chinatown 315 NW Davis St The Portland Chinese Museum is hosting its annual Lunar New Year Dragon Dance Parade and Celebration in Downtown Portland. Opened in December 2018, the Portland Chinatown Museum is Oregon’s first museum about to Chinese American history, art and culture. Here’s how you can participate in the Chinese New Year celebration at Lan Su Chinese Garden. 2025 Lunar New Year at Lan Su Chinese Garden. There are multiple ways you can experience Chinese New Year at Lan Su Chinese Garden, including daytime and special after hours celebrations. Chinese New Year Opening. Wednesday, January 29, 9:30-11 a.m. Lan Su's nearly month-long celebration of the Year of the Snake kicks off on Lunar New Year morning with an energetic lion dance; meet-and-greets with god of wealth caishen, boa constrictors, and a bearded dragon; and hongbao, or lucky red envelopes enclosed with a special message for the first 500 visitors. If it's tough to swing a Wednesday morning, visit the garden throughout the month for This annual event, organized in collaboration with the Oregon Historical Society and numerous sponsors, features drummers, dancing lions, and a 150-foot dragon dance parade starting from the Portland Chinatown Museum, through the China Gate, through downtown Portland on SW Third Avenue, and up to the Oregon Historical Society for an afternoon of performances and festivities. Year of the Ox About us. Chinese New Year Parade. Named one of the top ten Parades in the world by International Festivals & Events Association and USA Today’s 10 Best Readers’ Choice award, the Chinese New Year Parade in San Francisco is one of the few remaining night illuminated Parades in North America and the biggest parade celebrating the lunar new year outside of Asia. Lunar New Year Dragon Dance Parade and Celebration; Chinese New Year at Lan Su Chinese Garden; Lunar New Year Celebration at the Milwaukie Community Center; Lunar New Year Celebration at Washington Square. The Lunar New Year Celebration at Washington Square is Saturday, February 17, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the mall’s summit court. The 2023 Lunar New Year Dragon Dance Parade & Celebration returns to Downtown Portland on Saturday, January 28! —————– Related Portland Events & Info. Win Massage Session ($400): Tantra Studio Offering You & Me & CBD Partner Massage | Portland 2023 Valentine’s Day Date Idea, Romantic Gift (Saturdays) The new moon, on Wednesday, January 29, opens 2025 on the lunar calendar, the Chinese Zodiac’s Year of the Snake. While most cultures today coordinate with the Gregorian calendar, guided by the Earth’s orbit around the sun, the lunar calendar, which follows the moon’s cycles around Earth
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