Celebrating Lunar New Year — Year of the Tiger! – UFV Today

Gung Hay Fat Choy! Kung Hei Fat Choi! Saehae bok mani badeuseyo! Chuc mung nam moi! In other words, Happy Lunar New Year! February 1 marks the beginning of the first new moon of the lunar calendar year. Lunar New Year is celebrated annually as a festival lasting for fifteen days. It is considered one […]

CVUSD Recognizes Lunar New Year

UWF International Programs host Lunar New Year celebration at Pensacola's Gallery Night - University of West Florida Newsroom

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Lunar New Year 2023: Celebrate the Year of the Rabbit with Bay Area parades, festivals and more

Downtown SLO - 🐂⭐ The Year of the Tiger ⭐🐂 The Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, starts February 1st. It is traditional for every family to thoroughly clean their house

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Lunar New Year: When is it, and how to celebrate in San Diego - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Lunar New Year 2022: Welcoming the Year of the Tiger - Boston News, Weather, Sports

Central Florida celebrates: Lunar New Year events in February – WFTV