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The Shops at Mission Viejo celebrates Lunar New Year with artwork exhibits & special performances by students from the Mandarin Immersion Program at Marian Bergeson Elementary School and Fred Newhart Middle School. Artwork displays from 10am to 3pm Performances from 2pm to 3pm Events are held in Center Court. El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historic Monument - 6:30 PM Pick Parks After Dark: Winter Wonderland Various LA County Parks - various times Pick 11th Annual Port of Los Angeles Lunar New Year Festival San Pedro - FREE . Saturday, January 25, 2025. This year's Lunar New Year Festival at the LA Waterfront is held at Cabrillo Way Marina in Chinese Lunar New Year performances in Center Plaza Celebrate the Year of the Snake at Santa Monica Place! Visit us from January 28th to February 13th and write a wish for the cherry blossom wishing trees, stand under the red and gold lanterns in Center Plaza, and grab a photo with all of our festive Lunar New Year décor plus pick up a Lunar New Year craft kit for the kids*. Plus, visit us on 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 RECOMMENDED: Chinese New Year in Los Angeles. Read more. Lunar New Year Celebration at Beverly Center. Things to do; Jan 25, 2025. Photograph: Courtesy Beverly Center. Echoing the traditional Chinese New Year practice of giving cash-filled red envelopes as a token of good luck, 5,000 envelopes filled with dining credits (up to $88) will be given away to dine-in Los Angeles Libraries (Jan. 27 - Feb. 17) Several Los Angeles library branches are hosting Lunar New Year events. At the Central Library on Jan. 27 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., kids and adults can 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. New Location! Due to the expected rain, this year's Lunar New Year Festival at the LA Waterfront is now being held at Berth 60 at AltaSea. This free community event celebrates Year of the Snake with cultural attractions, dance and musical performances, including a petting zoo and wishing wall, as well as food trucks offering culinary delights. Monterey Park's Lunar New Year Festival takes place in the downtown business district, featuring 5 blocks of booths, rides, and entertainment and drawing tens of thousands of visitors. The 2025 Festival celebrates Year of the Snake. The festival takes place on Garvey Avenue between Garfield and Alhambra Avenues. The Chinese Language School of Southern California's Chinese New Year Carnival 2020 celebrates the Year of the Rat. This annual carnival includes cultural performances, games, bounce houses and prizes with a raffle and silent auction. Guests can enjoy food and beverages, plus arts and crafts. Carnival entrance and performances are free. 2025 is the Year of the Snake. The Bowers welcomes the new year with traditional lion and dragon dances and exciting music performances Festivities include free art activities, face painting, and exhilarating dance and music performances, as well as a special student art exhibition by Anaheim High School District. The free festivals always include treats: this month it's Vietnamese eggrolls! The City of Fullerton announces it's long-anticipated return of their New Year's Eve First Night celebration. Families enjoy live music, culinary delights, a family fun zone with face painting, balloon artists, and stilt walkers, and a fantastic fireworks show to ring in 2024. All the best things to do in Los Angeles with kids -- event calendar, family-friendly restaurants, summer camps, kids classes and more family fun in LA. farmers market. From the Hollywood Sign to Beverly Hills and the Santa Monica Pier, we have expert first person tips for everything you need to know to have a fun day in Los Angeles, whether you are a visitor or live here. Hike to Griffith Children's book author and storyteller, Oliver Chin, visits the La Cañada Flintridge Library to celebrate Lunar New Year. Oliver introduces children to Lunar New Year traditions, animals of the zodiac, and shares his book Year of the Snake: Tales from the Chinese Zodiac. Event is held in the Meeting Room. Cerritos Towne Center rings in the Year of the Snake at its annual Lunar New Year event. Highlights of the free event include Lion Dance performances, kids' crafts, photo ops, stilt walkers, and lucky red envelope giveaways*. The festivities take place in the Edwards Stadium Courtyard. *Giveaway is one per person, while supplies last. The annual Oshogatsu in Little Tokyo celebrates the traditions of the New Year in Japan. Highlights include Japanese taiko drumming, Japanese traditional dance, Kompo, a kimono fashion show, food booths, mochi making, arts and crafts, and more. Lunar New Year in Los Angeles is a vibrant celebration that reflects the city's rich cultural diversity. From Chinatown to Little Tokyo and beyond, the streets come alive with colorful decorations Downtown Arcadia rings in the Lunar New Year with a community celebration. This year, the community comes together to support Arcadia teachers, staff, and families who lost their homes in the recent fires. The afternoon features a Lion Dance, culinary delights, and cultural performances.
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