Chinese New Year - Lunar at the Vert & Jaune boutique in the 5th arrondissement: tiger dance & tea tasting

Festive weekend alert on the horizon - this Sunday, February 2, 2025, the Vert & Jaune boutique in Paris's 5th arrondissement opens its doors for a colorful Chinese New Year celebration! Nestled between the Grand Mosque and the Pantheon, this temple to Zenitude (Lithotherapy, Yoga, Meditation and Spirituality) is also celebrating its 10th anniversary, so for the occasion it has concocted a festive and gourmet day!

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Starting at 10:30am, watch a spectacular tiger dance that's sure to get your new year off to a flying start! Afterwards, from 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., treat yourself to a tea tasting, accompanied by fine Asian mignardises to tantalize your taste buds.

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Alone, with family or friends, you're all invited to celebrate the new year in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Join us on rue Mouffetard this Sunday, February 2, to let yourself be carried away by the magic of the moment and get theyear of the Serpent de Bois off to a flying start!

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