10 February
Lunar New Year marks the beginning of a new year in lunisolar calendars and is celebrated by many communities across East Asia and the wider diaspora. Traditions vary, but often include family reunions, festive foods, red decorations, gift-giving, ancestor remembrance, lion or dragon dances, and wishes for good fortune. The celebration highlights renewal, family connection, cultural heritage, and hopes for the year ahead.
Event Suggestions:
• Compare Lunar New Year traditions across Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, and other communities
• Create decorations or a display about zodiac animals, greetings, foods, and symbols
• Share stories, music, or family customs connected to renewal and good fortune
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