On Saturday, the Asian community in Michigan and beyond marked the Lunar New Year. In Ann Arbor, a special event was held to celebrate the Year of the Snake.

For many Asian Montrealers, Lunar New Year is a way to celebrate their heritage. The festivities keep Asian culture alive in ...

For those born in a Snake year, 2025 is their Ben Ming Nian, or a year traditionally believed to bring bad luck. Though this ...

Chinese students and community members celebrated the Lunar New Year with friends, family and good food Saturday night.

On Feb. 2, thousands of residents from D.C. and neighboring areas gathered in Chinatown to watch the annual Lunar New Year ...

The dragon and lion were prominent figures in the parade, representing prosperity and good luck. The Lunar New Year is among the most significant holidays in the Asian community. It’s a moment for ...

Dragon, lion and snake dancers took to the streets of Chinatown once again to celebrate the Lunar New Year and welcome the ...

Hundreds of people lined the streets of Chicago’s Chinatown Sunday afternoon to celebrate the end of the Lunar New Year, a 15 ...

Costumed lion dancers performed for two hours on a snowy Sunday to celebrate the Year of the Snake in Boston's Chinatown ...

Since late January, the Asian world has observed the Year of the Wood Snake. One of 12 animal symbols of the Chinese zodiac, the snake is associated with wisdom and wealth, perhaps auguring a period ...

The Kalamazoo Chinese Academy (KCA) hosted the Lantern Festival Sunday in celebration of the forthcoming final observances of ...

AASA is an organization that promotes cultural and political awareness of Asian and Asian American customs and diversity within UGA. As Lunar New Year is typically a celebration of togetherness and ...