This year’s parade, celebrating the Year of the Snake, features nearly 100 groups, including dazzling floats, elaborate costumes, lion dances, firecrackers, and the spectacular 288-foot Golden Dragon, carried by over 180 members of White Crane martial arts group. The parade starts at 5:15 PM at 2nd and Market Streets, circles Union Square, and ends at […]
Explore Chinese cultural arts, including folk dancing, opera, drumming, and more, on the entertainment stage at Pacific Street below Grant Avenue. With over 120 booths and concessions, the fair is a shopper’s paradise. Bring the family for photos with giant puppets, dragons, and memorable parade artifacts. The 2025 Chinese New Year Community Street Fair takes […]
Lunar New Year is a state holiday in California, and last year’s Celebrating Together event was a tremendous success. The 3rd Lunar New Year Silicon Valley is proudly organized by Ding Ding TV, Vietnamese in San Jose, Silicon Valley Community Media, BigBang Artwork, Silicon Valley Central Chamber of Commerce, IndiaCurrents, PhuNuCali, and Philippine News Today. […]
Woven Stories 2025 is a vibrant cross-cultural celebration honoring the Lunar New Year season in Silicon Valley. This exciting event brings together diverse communities to share traditions, art, and the rich tapestry of life’s many flavors, creating a symphony of culture and unity.
Celebrate the Lunar New Year with exciting activities and workshops! This free event is open to the public and offers a variety of creative and cultural experiences over the weekend. Saturday, February 24th Craft a collage lantern with the Children’s Creativity Museum from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, inspired by the vibrant lanterns of Chinatown. […]
Celebrate the Lunar New Year with exciting activities and workshops! This free event is open to the public and offers a variety of creative and cultural experiences over the weekend. Saturday, February 24th Craft a collage lantern with the Children’s Creativity Museum from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM, inspired by the vibrant lanterns of Chinatown. […]
