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LNY celebration in Chinatown-International District, Little Saigon (on S. Jackson St.) (Photo by Rick Wong)
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Lion and dragon dances all over the community by different groups on different days. (Photo by Rick Wong)
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Games, firecrackers, lucky candy, and a tiger portrait donated by Ron Choy as a gift to friends during a LNY dinner at Joyale Seafood Restaurant. (Photo by Rick Wong)
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Games, firecrackers, lucky candy, and a tiger portrait donated by Ron Choy as a gift to friends during a LNY dinner at Joyale Seafood Restaurant. (Photo by Rick Wong)
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Photo by Rick Wong
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Games, firecrackers, lucky candy, and a tiger portrait donated by Ron Choy as a gift to friends during a LNY dinner at Joyale Seafood Restaurant. (Photo by Max Chan/Wing Luke Museum)
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Photo by Max Chan/Wing Luke Museum
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Wing Luke Museum (at the Chong Wah playground) (Photo by Max Chan/Wing Luke Museum)
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Photo by Max Chan/Wing Luke Museum
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Games, firecrackers, lucky candy, and a tiger portrait donated by Ron Choy as a gift to friends during a LNY dinner at Joyale Seafood Restaurant. (Photo by Rick Wong)
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Seattle Pinball Museum decorated its store with lanterns (Photo by Assunta Ng)
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Lion and dragon dances all over the community by different groups on different days. (Photo by Assunta Ng)