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The Lunar New Year begins on February 10 and the Essex County Chinese Canadian Association (ECCCA) will be organizing community events to celebrate the

Awkwafina, Laura Kim, Fernando Garcia, Ezra J. William, Soo Joo Park (DJ), Ronny Chieng, Amber Ruffin, Mona Matsuoka and Chriselle Lim joined in the Chinese New Year celebrations.

From meeting a real ‘dragon’ to night markets and high-altitude luck-boosting, here are some fun things to do in Hong Kong to celebrate the Lunar New Year and usher in the Year of the Dragon.

Rizal Park Hotel is thrilled to announce an extraordinary dual celebration in honor of Chinese New Year and Valentine's Day. On February 10 at 12pm, Rizal Park Hotel will come alive with the vibrant colors of a traditional Dragon and Lion Dance in the hotel lobby, symbolizing good luck and…

From Tiretta Bazar and Bow Barracks in central part of city to Tangra in the east, members of Chinese community welcome Year of the Dragon in style

Endless joy and the best of luck soar to new heights as Newport World Resorts welcomes the new year with the World of Prosperity celebrations. Asia’s Prince of Ballads Eric Moo returns to Manila for an extravagant musical showcase. Witness soulful performances from the Mandopop balladeer as he belts out…

Boracay, Philippines – As the vibrant Year of the Dragon unfolds, Belmont Hotel Boracay welcomes guests to immerse themselves in the rich traditions and pulsating festivities of Chinese New Year on the pristine shores of Boracay Island.  Room Package for a Dragon-Inspired Retreat Step into the year of the dragon…

The Soaring Phoenix Dragon & Lion Dance Association are BUSY this Lunar New Year with 150+ performances in just three weeks, they'll need all the luck they can get. Part of the team stopped by for a loud and colorful performance outside of Studio B. Catch up with Soaring Phoenix on Instagram @s.p.liondance

The Lunar New Year performances at Robert Healy Elementary School in Bridgeport — held annually for at least 30 years — are so popular that parents come back even after their children leave for high school.