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What fortune lies ahead for you in the Year of the Snake? What better way to start the new year than with an unforgettable Lion Dance performance on Saturday 1 Feb 12pm to 12:45pm. Visit the website for more details on all the events happening at Emporium during the Lunar New Year festivities. Head to Dumpling Chef at Emporium Melbourne for a delectable array – think steamed dim sim and barbecue pork buns – or Shanghai Taste, which serves hearty rice dishes and soups too. Or you could mark the occasion by booking a table at Treasures 8 , an all-day diner specialising in Chinese classics such as Szechuan chilli wontons, black The special Year of the Snake capsule collection combines Wang’s flowing, organic artistry with Marimekko’s design ethos of making art available for everyone. In the Chinese zodiac, people who have been born during year of the Snake are often described as individuals with wisdom, rich inner world and a great deal of luck and prosperity. The annual Chinese Lunar New Year festival is a celebration of Chinatown's vibrant history, culture and community, which last year attracted more than 200,000 people. Celebrations this year include long-standing favourites the Millennium Dragon Parade, immersive cultural performances and a spread of authentic Asian culinary delights. Lunar New Year shopping gets even better with a bonus $20 Emporium Melbourne gift card when you purchase a $388 or more at participating stores and present your receipts at the Guest Services Desk. Limited time only and while stocks last. T&Cs apply. The Chinese Lunar New Year festival in Melbourne’s Chinatown will take place in Little Bourke Street and surrounds this Sunday from 10am to 8pm. 24 likes, 0 comments - emporiummelbourne on January 20, 2025: "Pictured above: everything we plan to eat this Lunar New Year. There is still ample time to sample prawn toast, sesame buns, dumplings galore and authentic Chinese hot pot – all at Emporium Melbourne.". 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 The Year of the Snake officially starts on 29 January 2025. Find the best events and dining specials during Lunar New Year 2025, then plan year-round fun in Chinatown. Celebrate the Year of the Dragon at Emporium Melbourne. Follow the link to discover all the Lunar New Year celebrations at Emporium this February, including lion dances, spend-and-receive promotions Get ready to slurp xiao long bao and jostle with dragons in Melbourne's Chinatown for Lunar New Year, with festivities kicking off on 29 January 2025. Centred around Little Bourke Street, Melbourne's Chinatown is the second-longest continuous Chinese settlement in the Western world, dating back to 1851 – so it’s no surprise that locals like to get out and celebrate the city’s Chinese Lease space at Emporium Melbourne. more Rooftop Honey. Feel the buzz at Emporium . more Pop Up Retail/Kiosk. 287 Lonsdale Street, Melbourne VIC 3000; Call (03 With the Year of the Dragon officially kicking off soon, Melbourne's Lunar New Year festivities are popping up right across the city. Whether you're looking for an extravagant dinner celebration matched with lion dance performances or a more low-key group feed at a local restaurant, Melbourne has you covered. This year the Chinese New Year begins on January 28 th 2017. Traditionally known as the Spring Festival, it ends two weeks later with what is traditionally known as the Lantern Festival. In Melbourne Festival sites are planned for Chinatown, Docklands and Southbank and Federation Square. At the centre of this swathe stands Emporium Melbourne: a shopping centre, but more than that also. Opened in April 2014, Emporium is connective urban tissue: with 15 points of public access across 6 levels above and below ground, it stitches a sequence of stand-alone spaces into a continuous retail precinct of more than 180,000 square metres. Where to celebrate Lunar New Year in Victoria Spice Temple, Melbourne. Din Tai Fung Emporium. The Chinese New Year banquet is on offer on 9 and 10 February The new flagship location, launched on 19 October, spans over 11,000 sq ft—more than three times the size of its previous Emporium location—featuring an expanded menswear collection and a new footwear section introduced to the Australian market in February. The Chinese New Year in Melbourne is hosted in several locations around Melbourne, each with its own flavour and activities. Over 11 nights in February, the Docklands are home to the bustling lunar markets, where not only Chinese and Asian food sizzles, but also where traditional dragon dances illuminate a path of red lanterns and face painting activities are a kiddie favourite. Shandong Mama, Midcity Centre, 7/200 Bourke St, Melbourne. Lee Ho Fook’s caviar Peking duck Lee Ho Fook describes itself as “new-style” Chinese. In practical terms, that means Peking duck topped with caviar. New-style Chinese fit for a snake. Lee Ho Fook, 11-15 Duckboard Pl, Melbourne. Old Street Hunan stinky tofu "We're delighted to celebrate Emporium Melbourne's 10-year anniversary. Over the last decade, Emporium Melbourne has cemented its place as an iconic shopping institution, attracting notable flagship stores and first-to-market brands, providing Melbourne CBD's style followers a place to thrive.
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