Lunar New Year Party Announced At Lincoln Center
Starting at 10:00am, this day-long diasporic celebration invites New Yorkers to ring in 2025 as the year of the Snake.
On Saturday, February 1, Lincoln Center will celebrate the Lunar New Year with a family-friendly celebration in David Geffen Hall.
Starting at 10:00am, this day-long diasporic celebration invites New Yorkers to ring in 2025 as the year of the Snake: honoring self-discovery, transformation, and connection with interactive performances, activities, food vendors, and more.
Highlights include:
- Bestselling authors of The ABC Digest: Tasting Chinatown Ashley Chang and Jeffrey Chan debut their brand-new book, Tasting Dim Sum—introducing kids and families to discover and support the diverse, vibrant flavors of Chinatown
- A presentation from Beijing Prince Kung's Palace Museum
- A traditional drumming performance from Korean Traditional Music & Dance Center
- Live DJ set by Dominick Alcantara of the Filipino-American creative collective BARANGAY
- The return of the beloved Lion Dance performance on Josie Roberston Plaza
This event will be a Relaxed Performance, open to all and welcoming people with autism, sensory and communication disorders or learning disabilities.
For more information about accessibility please visit LincolnCenter.org/Access or contact access@lincolncenter.org.
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