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Chinese Historical and Cultural Project's Lunar New Year Celebration
Join the Chinese Historical and Cultural Project (CHCP) at its annual Lunar New Year celebration on Saturday, March 5 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at History Park San Jose. The free, outdoor event will feature performances, Lunar New Year storytelling, a parade with Hoong the Dragon, and a food truck. Kids activities include arts and crafts, Chinese calligraphy classes…
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Chinese Historical and Cultural Project's Lunar New Year Celebration
Asian Pacific America: Chinese Historical and Cultural Project’s Lunar New Year Celebration returns in-person on Saturday, March 5.
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Chinese New Year Parade Returns in San Francisco
The Chinese New Year celebration was back in San Francisco Saturday, after COVID-19 concerns kept people away last year.
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Chinese New Year Parade Returns in San Francisco
The Chinese New Year celebration was back in San Francisco Saturday, after COVID-19 concerns kept people away last year. Scott Budman reports.
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Security Heightened as Lunar New Year Parade Returns to San Francisco
San Francisco’s Chinatown was alive with excitement Friday as the Chinese New Year parade returns to the city after it was cancelled last year due to the pandemic. As NBC Bay Area’s Thom Jensen reports, they are expecting huge crowds and peaceful celebrations, but police and organizers are ready to respond against violence or racism – just in case.
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Celebration, Unity and Increased Security for Chinese New Year Parade in SF
The Chinese New Year Parade, one of the biggest attractions of the Lunar New Year in San Francisco, will return Saturday night after a pandemic hiatus.
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Celebration, Unity and Increased Security for Chinese New Year Parade in SF
The Chinese New Year Parade, one of the biggest attractions of the Lunar New Year in San Francisco, will return Saturday night after a pandemic hiatus. Robert Handa reports.
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Lunar New Year, Pride Parade Returning to San Francisco
Some major events are returning to San Francisco, including the Lunar New Year Parade and Pride.
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Lunar New Year, Pride Parade Coming Back to San Francisco
Some major events are returning to San Francisco, including the Lunar New Year parade and Pride. Christie Smith reports.
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Redwood City Lunar New Year Celebration
Celebrate the Year of the Tiger at Redwood City’s Lunar New Year Celebration on Saturday, Feb. 12 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Redwood City’s Courthouse Sqaure. The celebration will feature family-friendly activities, including cultural performances from local organizations, photo-ops, games, and giveaways. NBC Bay Area’s Robert Handa will emcee the event to celebrate Lunar New Year and...
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Lunar New Year Celebration at Santana Row
Hundreds showed up to Santana Row in San Jose Friday evening to celebrate the Lunar New Year with live music, performances and games. Stephanie Magallon reports.
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Santana Row Lunar New Year Celebration
It is now the Year the Tiger and Santa Row was buzzing Friday night to kick off the celebrations. Stephanie Magallon reports.
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What Do the Snowflakes In the 2022 Olympics Opening Ceremony Symbolize?
From snowflakes to square dances, we break down the Chinese cultural meaning embedded in the program for the 24th Winter Games.
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San Francisco Ramps Up Safety Effort in Sunset District
As the Lunar New Year arrives, there are new efforts to improve safety for the large AAPI community in San Francisco’s Sunset District.
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Stepping Up Safety for Lunar New Year in SF
As the lunar new year arrives, there are new efforts to improve safety for the large AAPI community in San Francisco’s Sunset District. Christie Smith reports.
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SF Board of Supervisors Vote on Resolution to Apologize to Chinese Community
San Francisco is apologizing for its racist history against the Chinese community.
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San Francisco to Apologize for Wrongs to Chinese Immigrants
Supervisors of the city with the oldest Chinatown in the U.S. approved a resolution to apologize to Chinese immigrants and their descendants
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‘We're Going to Turn Things Around': The Significance of the Year of the Tiger
Many of the Lunar New Year celebrations were canceled in 2020 because of the pandemic, but not this time. The Year of the Tiger is off to a roaring start. NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke to Reverend Normal Fong, the executive director of the Chinatown Community Development Center in San Francisco, about the long-awaited celebration.
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Lunar New Year Celebrations Roaring Back in San Francisco
It’s the year of the tiger, and organizers on San Francisco’s annual Lunar New Year celebrations say the festivities are roaring back after a pandemic break last year.
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San Jose Community Rings In Lunar New Year
San Jose’s Little Saigon neighborhood rang in the Year of the Tiger Tuesday, a celebration many hope will bring with it a return to something more normal.