#year-of-the-dragon

#year-of-the-dragon

The Chinese New Year Parade in San Francisco featured a 289-foot-long golden dragon symbolizing luck, wisdom, and power.

The Year of the Dragon parade in San Francisco, the largest outside of Asia, celebrated with floats and performers, attracting record crowds. [ more ]

The Chinese New Year Parade and Festival in San Francisco celebrated the Year of the Dragon with decorated floats.

The event showcased the long history and cultural significance of Asian Americans in San Francisco. [ more ]

The Lunar New Year celebrations in San Francisco include various events like the Flower Market Fair and the Chinese New Year Festival and Parade.

The Chinese New Year Parade in San Francisco, marked by dragons and illuminated floats, is internationally recognized as one of the top ten parades in the world. [ more ]

Yingtao, a contemporary Chinese restaurant in Manhattan, is celebrating the Year of the Dragon with a specialty menu.

Owner Bolun Yao curated an eight-course tasting menu that nods to the dragon with foods symbolizing good luck and strength.

The menu includes unique dishes like smoked steelhead trout, foie gras with Sichuan peppercorn, wagyu and octopus, tofu with celery root, and Berkshire pork dumplings with black truffle. [ more ]

Brooklynites celebrated the Lunar New Year with cultural performances, lion dances, speeches, and music.

The Year of the Dragon officially begins on February 11, and people born in this year are said to be good leaders with lots of energy and confidence. [ more ]

The Year of the Dragon is considered auspicious and represents new beginnings and growth.

Chinatown in London will have a parade on February 11th to celebrate Lunar New Year. [ more ]