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Chinese New Year - Lunar: free dragon dance and calligraphy workshop at la Samaritaine

The Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, takes over La Samaritaine on Saturday February 10, 2024. Let yourself be carried away by the traditional dragon dance that will parade in front of and through the floors of the department store, and discover the art of calligraphy during free workshops with calligrapher Jianfei. Come and enjoy this unique day with family and friends under the sign of the Dragon!

Chinese Lunar New Year at the Musée Cernuschi: a weekend of free events

To mark the Lunar New Year and Chinese New Year in particular, the Musée Cernischi is offering free events for families on Saturday February 10 and Sunday February 11, 2024. Why not make the most of it?

Chinese New Year parade in Noisy-le-Grand and 2024 animations, the program

Like Paris, Noisy-le-Grand also celebrates Chinese New Year. A festive event that brings the city's streets to life. On Sunday, February 25, 2024, there will be a parade, shows and entertainment, and free events from February 4 to 23.

Lunar New Year 2024: Core Keeper launches its seasonal event on PC and consoles

For the Lunar New Year, Core Keeper, the sandbox mining adventure available on Steam (and soon on consoles), invites you to discover its ephemeral event within the soft from January 31 to February 13, 2024. Join the hunt for red envelopes and explore exclusive items such as paper lanterns and dragon masks, while enjoying gameplay enhancements and new Discord integration. Join the adventure in this award-winning mining adventure sandbox, now richer and more immersive!

Chinese New Year menu 2024 at Imperial Treasure Paris

Chinese gourmet restaurant Imperial Treasure is celebrating Chinese New Year 2024 with a special menu, to be enjoyed from Friday February 9 to Sunday February 11, 2024. It's the perfect way to start the Year of the Dragon at this refined address on the Champs-Elysées.

Chinese New Year 2024 at Chinagora, menu, fireworks and lion dance

Like every year, Chinagora, the quintessential Chinese hotel in the Val-de-Marne region of Paris, celebrates Chinese New Year. This year, fireworks and lion dancing await you once again on Friday February 9 and Saturday February 10, 2024.

What is Têt, the Vietnamese New Year? Customs and where to celebrate in Paris?

The Tet Festival, which celebrates the Vietnamese New Year, is the biggest holiday of the year for the Vietnamese. It gives rise to many traditions that are perpetuated within the family. We tell you all about its history, traditions and the best places to celebrate it in Paris.

Lunar New Year 2024 at Hoba, entertainment programme

The Lunar New Year, and in particular the Chinese New Year, is celebrated at Hoba on February 10, 2024. A mini festival awaits you, with calligraphy, yoga, an exhibition, origami, karaoke and cooking classes.

Têt, the Vietnamese New Year 2024 at the Opéra de Massy

A major event for the Vietnamese community, the Têt Festival, which celebrates the Vietnamese New Year and in particular the Lunar New Year, awaits you at the Opéra de Massy this Sunday, February 18, 2024. Shows, a parade of dresses, gourmet specialities, games, dancing and stalls are on the program for this event celebrating the arrival of the Year of the Wooden Dragon.

Vietnamese New Year - Lunar, Tet 2024 at Pavillon Baltard

To celebrate Vietnamese New Year in Paris, head for the Pavillon Baltard this Saturday, February 3, 2024. This not-to-be-missed event for the Vietnamese community is back to celebrate Têt in the Paris region. On the program: entertainment, shows, buffet, games and dancing.