Queens Botanical Garden in Flushing held a special Lunar New Year celebration on Saturday, Feb. 8.The celebration featured ...

The Chinatown Lunar New Year Parade started at 1 p.m. The parade started at Hester Street and Mott Street and traveled along ...

The special Chinese year of the wood snake is about transformation and change — and those celebrating it in Manhattan’s ...

Lunar New Year is celebrated nearly a month later after January 1st. Here, you can learn about some of the traditions and ...

The Hmong New Year, or Noj Peb Caug in the Hmong language, is a vibrant celebration marking the end of the agricultural season and the start of a new year, traditionally aligned with the new moon ...

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Hundreds of celebrants gathered at Queens Borough Hall’s Helen Marshall Cultural Center on Thursday, Jan 30, to celebrate the ...

Toronto's best-known Lunar New Year celebration festival is back this year, welcoming in the Year of the Snake for the entire first week of February. Dragons are out, and it's all about the snake ...

The 15-day celebration features family reunions, festive decorations, and various cultural customs, including giving red envelopes. Also known as the Lunar New Year or Spring Festival, the Chinese ...

If in doubt, you can always go back to the fail-safe of wishing someone prosperity, and happy new year, and say: Wishing you lots of wealth/happy new year. Ultimately, both experts argue that ...

Let’s celebrate this auspicious time with positivity, love, and hope, embracing the spirit of the Lunar New Year with open hearts and warm wishes.