Lunar New Year is all about reuniting with family and friends. In this beautiful picture book from China, a father who works far away comes home to celebrate the New Year with his family.
In Grace Lin's Year of the Dog, we meet Pacy and her family just as they are celebrating Lunar New Year. Get a taste of the book by listening to chapter 2, called "How to Get Rich".
Make a New Year's banner, a (safe!) firecracker, and learn how to draw a dragon.
This year will be the Year of the Ox. Get ready with Grace Lin's Chinese paper cut craft or Ox drawing how-to video.
Grace shares her mother's own recipe for this New Year's dinner must-have.
Director Corey Chan and his group are working to keep the ancient art of lion dancing alive today. Hear about their work and watch their amazing performance!
In the article from O Magazine, the author tells us about many important Lunar New Year traditions. Be sure to watch the video at the top, "7 Things to Know About Lunar New Year".
The animals of the Lunar calendar are based on the Chinese Zodiac. Learn about the zodiac creatures and their meaning in this article from National Geographic Kids.
Online events include a lion dance workshop and dumpling making lessons.
Saturday, February 13, 2-5pm
The MFA's annual celebration will stream live and includes a lion dance demonstration and virtual art tour.
Friday, February 12, 7-8pm