Lunar Light & Love: Entering the Year of the Dragon
Exploring Culture & Traditions
At the heart of our celebrations lies a deep appreciation for cultural diversity. The Lunar New Year isn't just a Chinese holiday—it's a vibrant tapestry of traditions, customs, and cuisines that span across Asia and beyond. From the colorful lantern festivals of China to the joyful lion dances of Vietnam and the mouthwatering feasts of Korea, Lunar New Year is a testament to the richness of our global community.
Unity in Diversity
In a world that so often feels divided, Lunar New Year reminds us of the power of unity. Regardless of backgrounds or beliefs, we come together to honor the past, embrace the present, and welcome the future with open arms. It's a time to set aside differences, extend a hand of friendship, and celebrate the bonds that unite us as one human family.
How to Celebrate
Whether you're a seasoned reveler or experiencing the festivities for the first time, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Here are some recommendations to help you celebrate:
Live Performances: Experience the magic of live performances, including lion dances, dragon parades, and mesmerizing martial arts demonstrations
Gourmet Delights: Indulge your tastebuds with a delectable array of Far Eastern delicacies, from steaming bowls of noodles to golden dumplings and sweet moon cakes.
Get Zen: Discover the ancient art of Feng Shui by organizing your home and strategically placing plants throughout your space to maximize positive energy flow.
Gratitude & Praise: Create a sacred space for an altar to show gratitude and honor those no longer with us by offering fruit & other delicacies and lighting incense and candles.
Come Together: Bring family and friends together with a lovely tea ceremony and exchange beautiful gilded red envelopes of money (known as 紅包, hóngbāo) for good luck and prosperity.
