The Wing Luke Museum delighted crowds as it opened its doors to the public for its Lunar New Year Fair on Feb. 3, celebrating the Year of the Dragon in a vibrant showcase of Asian culture and tradition.
Lunar New Year customs, superstitions, and their symbolic meanings
Lunar New Year or Spring Festival is widely celebrated among many Asian countries including China, Taiwan, Vietnam, and others, but the holiday is also known for its unique customs and traditions.
Seattle City Council answers call to recognize Lunar New Year
In a move towards embracing cultural diversity and fostering inclusivity, the Seattle City Council has officially recognized Lunar New Year 2024 as a citywide celebration.
At Lunar New Year, celebrating with the community is paramount to local leadership
The lion dancers are among us as area organizations begin celebrations for the onset of the 2024 Lunar New Year.
Sara Nelson joins Lunar New Year celebration
Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson joined the Lunar New Year festivities at the Soo Yuen Tong Family Association banquet on Feb. 5 in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District (CID).
To be a Dragon or not a Dragon, that is the question
I have a confession. I have been living a lie.
Special Lunar New Year — Low Income Housing Institute
LIHI is dedicated to assisting the most vulnerable in our region—those without homes, lacking shelter, and in need of shower facilities.
Special Lunar New Year — Tai Tung Restaurant
Tai Tung is the oldest Chinese restaurant in Seattle since “Grandpa Quan” started it in 1935.
Tết in Seattle
Tết in Seattle – Vietnamese Lunar New Year took place on Feb. 3 and 4 at the Armory Food & Event Hall and Fisher Pavilion.
Eight Treasures Rice pudding and the Lunar New Year
The hot rice, shiny and glistening with water, was simmering under a lid.
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