The new moon on January 29 ushers in the Year of the Snake for 2025 on the lunar calendar. While the Gregorian calendar remains predominant, many cultures, especially in Asia, celebrate significant holidays through various lunar events. In Portland, the Chinese and Vietnamese communities hold multiple celebrations, marked by vibrant parades and festivals continuing past mid-February. Events showcase traditional performances, cultural displays, and include newer market experiences featuring local food and entertainment, thus embracing a multicultural approach to these festivities.
The new moon on January 29 marks the beginning of the Year of the Snake in the lunar calendar, celebrated with festivals in Portland, especially by the Chinese and Vietnamese communities.
Festivities span weeks, featuring parades, performances, and cultural events that showcase a blend of tradition and multicultural celebration, providing many opportunities to partake in the celebrations.
The Chinese Friendship Association of Portland hosts a vibrant annual event, complete with music, dance, and martial arts performances, bringing together performers and audiences alike.
A collaborative night market featuring local food, makers, and live entertainment illustrates the community's commitment to celebrating the lunar new year with diverse offerings.
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