
Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year falls on January 29th - mid February.
Lunar New Year marks the start of a new zodiac cycle based on the lunar calendar shifting each year based on the Gregorian calendar
The Chinese zodiac works on a 12 year cycle with each year represented by an animal and This year it is the turn of the Snake. 🐍 The Snake symbolizes wisdom and transformation.
🐍Chinese New Year Themed Play & Crafts
Where: Little Learners Play space Ashington
When: 28th - 31st January
🐍Lunar New Year in Sunderland
Crafts, Dragon Dance, food, drink, workshops and more
Where: Sunniside Gardens
When: 9th February 11 - 3
🐍Chinese New Year Parade Newcastle
Food, stalls, crafts and more
Where: Starting at Greys Monument heading to the Arch on Stowell Street Newcastle
When: 2nd February starting at 11.30
🐍Lion Dance
Where: Durham Market Place from 12.30
When: 1st February
🐍Lunar Meditation Shamanic Circle
For ages 16+
Where: Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens
When: 29th January
🐍Guy Tansley from Bugs & Stuff
Meet the snakes for Lunar New Year, learn about different species.
Where: Sunderland Museum &Winter Gardens
When: 1st February 11am, 1pm, 2.30pm
🐍Lantern Festival Crafts
Where: Oriental Museum Durham
When: 8th February 1-3 (Free event)
🐍Lantern Festival
Where: Oriental Museum Durham
When: 12th February 6pm-8pm
If you know of anything happening for Lunar New Year feel free to contact me and I will pop it in this guide. We will be heading out to events so keep an eye out on our Socials.
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