Chinatown was a hive of activity yesterday as San Francisco rang in Lunar New Year at the city's annual Chinese New Year Parade opening ceremony.

JLT Park came alive with the sights, sounds, and colours of Chinese New Year in an unforgettable celebration that embraced the holiday's rich cultural traditions. Visitors of all ages had the chance ...

Firecrackers, parades and prayers marked the Lunar New Year as millions ... Wednesday marked the start of the Year of the ...

Chinese new year, also known as Lunar new year, falls on Wednesday, January 29 2025. The event is widely celebrated across Asia and neighbouring countries, though London hosts the largest ...

It could be the end of an era for surf and skate-inspired clothing as brands like Billabong, Quiksilver, Volcom and more are expected to close stores in 2025. The fate of the $4 billion “Global ...

The animal symbolizes transformation and renewal, fitting traits now that ABC7 is the proud broadcast sponsor for San Francisco's Chinese New Year Parade. The parade and celebrations for the year ...

For millions of people across the globe, the end of January signals Chinese New Year, with celebrations taking place on January 29 in 2025. Know for its parades and intricate decorations ...

The Chinese New Year, or the Lunar New Year, is one of the biggest and oldest celebrations. The 15-day-long festivities begin with the Little Year and conclude with the Lantern Festival. As per the ...

A commemorative sheet of postage stamps celebrating the upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year, the Year of the Snake, was unveiled on Tuesday at the China Cultural Center in Budapest, Hungary.

In Chinese lore the Kitchen God is sent to watch over families by the Jade Emperor – the all-powerful deity who is thought to decide how fortunate households will be in the new year – and upon ...

In the week leading up to Chinese New Year, Kolkata’s Tiretti Bazaar transforms into a vibrant reflection of the city’s Chinese-Indian heritage. Red lanterns, symbolising prosperity and good ...

The interest in exploring Malaysia doesn’t just come internationally, as there has also been a 30% surge in accommodation searches by domestic travellers during the Chinese New Year period.