Year of the Goat

88 days until Lunar New Year 2027
The twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac celebrate the new year at a lantern-lit market, the goat in a red jacket at the cooking pot

Zodiac Parade

The Zodiac Parade brings together the twelve animals of the Chinese zodiac, from the quick little Rat to the cheerful Pig. Legend says they raced across a great river to earn their places, and each new year still belongs to one of them.

Happy New Year新年快乐새해 복 많이 받으세요ལོ་གསར་བཀྲ་ཤིས་བདེ་ལེགས།
恭喜發財Selamat Tahun Baru ImlekChúc Mừng Năm MớiSelamat Tahun Baru Cina
สุขสันต์วันตรุษจีนСар шинэдээ сайхан шинэлээрэйKiong Hee Huat Tsai
Children chasing a lion dance through a spring meadow with kites, a crane, a fox, a frog and a koi, from The Spring Path

Lion Dancers

Lion Dancers have been part of Lunar New Year celebrations for over 1,000 years. The lively movements, drums, and cymbals are believed to scare away bad luck and welcome prosperity, joy, and protection for the year ahead.

A fox, a crane and a frog watch sky lanterns float into the night with fireworks, from The Spring Path

Sky Lanterns

Sky Lanterns have been released into the night sky for centuries, symbolizing the letting go of worries and the rising of hopes and dreams. As they float upward, their warm glow represents wishes for happiness, good health, and new beginnings in the year to come.

Frog holding a red envelope on a rock by a lotus pond, with red envelopes and coins hanging from a blossom branch
Open book titled 'The Spring Path' with colorful illustrations

The Spring Path Storybook

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