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DESCRIPTION:The 2026 San Francisco Chinese New Year Festival and Parade\, celebrating the Year of the Horse\, spans several weeks of vibrant cultural festivities from mid-February through early March. The celebration includes: \n\nZodiac On Parade (January 31 – March 8\, 2026) – Colorful zodiac statues are displayed throughout San Francisco\, celebrating the Year of the Horse.\nFlower Market Fair (February 14–15) – Chinatown streets come alive with fresh flowers\, festive decorations\, and New Year traditions.\nChoy Sun Doe (Day of the God of Wealth) (February 17) – Red envelopes are distributed to children to welcome prosperity for the year ahead.\nChinatown YMCA Run (March 1) – A community run celebrating health\, culture\, and neighborhood spirit.\nMiss Chinatown USA Pageant (March 6) – A long-standing cultural tradition honoring leadership\, heritage\, and community involvement.\nCommunity Street Fair (March 7–8) – A massive weekend fair featuring acrobats\, folk art\, food vendors\, and live entertainment.\nNight Parade (March 7\, evening) – The iconic illuminated parade winds through downtown with elaborate floats and the 288-foot Golden Dragon to ring in 2026.\n\nFor more information\, click here.
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DESCRIPTION:The 2026 San Francisco Chinese New Year Festival and Parade\, celebrating the Year of the Horse\, spans several weeks of vibrant cultural festivities from mid-February through early March. The celebration includes: \n\nZodiac On Parade (January 31 – March 8\, 2026) – Colorful zodiac statues are displayed throughout San Francisco\, celebrating the Year of the Horse.\nFlower Market Fair (February 14–15) – Chinatown streets come alive with fresh flowers\, festive decorations\, and New Year traditions.\nChoy Sun Doe (Day of the God of Wealth) (February 17) – Red envelopes are distributed to children to welcome prosperity for the year ahead.\nChinatown YMCA Run (March 1) – A community run celebrating health\, culture\, and neighborhood spirit.\nMiss Chinatown USA Pageant (March 6) – A long-standing cultural tradition honoring leadership\, heritage\, and community involvement.\nCommunity Street Fair (March 7–8) – A massive weekend fair featuring acrobats\, folk art\, food vendors\, and live entertainment.\nNight Parade (March 7\, evening) – The iconic illuminated parade winds through downtown with elaborate floats and the 288-foot Golden Dragon to ring in 2026.\n\nFor more information\, click here.
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DESCRIPTION:The 2026 San Francisco Chinese New Year Festival and Parade\, celebrating the Year of the Horse\, spans several weeks of vibrant cultural festivities from mid-February through early March. The celebration includes: \n\nZodiac On Parade (January 31 – March 8\, 2026) – Colorful zodiac statues are displayed throughout San Francisco\, celebrating the Year of the Horse.\nFlower Market Fair (February 14–15) – Chinatown streets come alive with fresh flowers\, festive decorations\, and New Year traditions.\nChoy Sun Doe (Day of the God of Wealth) (February 17) – Red envelopes are distributed to children to welcome prosperity for the year ahead.\nChinatown YMCA Run (March 1) – A community run celebrating health\, culture\, and neighborhood spirit.\nMiss Chinatown USA Pageant (March 6) – A long-standing cultural tradition honoring leadership\, heritage\, and community involvement.\nCommunity Street Fair (March 7–8) – A massive weekend fair featuring acrobats\, folk art\, food vendors\, and live entertainment.\nNight Parade (March 7\, evening) – The iconic illuminated parade winds through downtown with elaborate floats and the 288-foot Golden Dragon to ring in 2026.\n\nFor more information\, click here.
URL:https://liveinthebay.com/event/sf-chinese-new-year-parade-festival/2026-03-05/
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SUMMARY:SF Chinese New Year Parade & Festival
DESCRIPTION:The 2026 San Francisco Chinese New Year Festival and Parade\, celebrating the Year of the Horse\, spans several weeks of vibrant cultural festivities from mid-February through early March. The celebration includes: \n\nZodiac On Parade (January 31 – March 8\, 2026) – Colorful zodiac statues are displayed throughout San Francisco\, celebrating the Year of the Horse.\nFlower Market Fair (February 14–15) – Chinatown streets come alive with fresh flowers\, festive decorations\, and New Year traditions.\nChoy Sun Doe (Day of the God of Wealth) (February 17) – Red envelopes are distributed to children to welcome prosperity for the year ahead.\nChinatown YMCA Run (March 1) – A community run celebrating health\, culture\, and neighborhood spirit.\nMiss Chinatown USA Pageant (March 6) – A long-standing cultural tradition honoring leadership\, heritage\, and community involvement.\nCommunity Street Fair (March 7–8) – A massive weekend fair featuring acrobats\, folk art\, food vendors\, and live entertainment.\nNight Parade (March 7\, evening) – The iconic illuminated parade winds through downtown with elaborate floats and the 288-foot Golden Dragon to ring in 2026.\n\nFor more information\, click here.
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DESCRIPTION:The 2026 San Francisco Chinese New Year Festival and Parade\, celebrating the Year of the Horse\, spans several weeks of vibrant cultural festivities from mid-February through early March. The celebration includes: \n\nZodiac On Parade (January 31 – March 8\, 2026) – Colorful zodiac statues are displayed throughout San Francisco\, celebrating the Year of the Horse.\nFlower Market Fair (February 14–15) – Chinatown streets come alive with fresh flowers\, festive decorations\, and New Year traditions.\nChoy Sun Doe (Day of the God of Wealth) (February 17) – Red envelopes are distributed to children to welcome prosperity for the year ahead.\nChinatown YMCA Run (March 1) – A community run celebrating health\, culture\, and neighborhood spirit.\nMiss Chinatown USA Pageant (March 6) – A long-standing cultural tradition honoring leadership\, heritage\, and community involvement.\nCommunity Street Fair (March 7–8) – A massive weekend fair featuring acrobats\, folk art\, food vendors\, and live entertainment.\nNight Parade (March 7\, evening) – The iconic illuminated parade winds through downtown with elaborate floats and the 288-foot Golden Dragon to ring in 2026.\n\nFor more information\, click here.
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DESCRIPTION:The 2026 San Francisco Chinese New Year Festival and Parade\, celebrating the Year of the Horse\, spans several weeks of vibrant cultural festivities from mid-February through early March. The celebration includes: \n\nZodiac On Parade (January 31 – March 8\, 2026) – Colorful zodiac statues are displayed throughout San Francisco\, celebrating the Year of the Horse.\nFlower Market Fair (February 14–15) – Chinatown streets come alive with fresh flowers\, festive decorations\, and New Year traditions.\nChoy Sun Doe (Day of the God of Wealth) (February 17) – Red envelopes are distributed to children to welcome prosperity for the year ahead.\nChinatown YMCA Run (March 1) – A community run celebrating health\, culture\, and neighborhood spirit.\nMiss Chinatown USA Pageant (March 6) – A long-standing cultural tradition honoring leadership\, heritage\, and community involvement.\nCommunity Street Fair (March 7–8) – A massive weekend fair featuring acrobats\, folk art\, food vendors\, and live entertainment.\nNight Parade (March 7\, evening) – The iconic illuminated parade winds through downtown with elaborate floats and the 288-foot Golden Dragon to ring in 2026.\n\nFor more information\, click here.
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