Gray, blue, white, orange unlucky: gold, silver, brown Tigers, considered to be brave, cruel, forceful, and terrifying, are the symbol of power and lordliness in Chinese culture. " The Tiger ranks third on the Chinese zodiac signs. Thank you for joining us in Redwood City to celebrate the diversity of our community. Welcome to Redwood City’s 11th Lunar New Year celebration! The Lunar New Year is one of the most important holidays in Asian heritage, often celebrated with big family gatherings, gift giving, the eating of symbolic foods, and displays of festive decorations - all focused on bringing good luck for the New Year and celebrating the imminent arrival of spring. Taiko SOBA - Palo Alto Buddhist Temple Dharma School Orion Alternative Elementary Mandarin Immersion Program Performance The event is free and open to the public. Plus, folks can enjoy FREE ADMISSION to the San Mateo County History Museum where they can find FREE Kids Arts and Crafts!
Redwood City, its Parks Recreation and Community Services Department, and partner Redwood City International will be hosting the 11th Annual Lunar New Year Celebration! City Officials and Staff will be joined by lion dancers, martial artists, taiko drummers, and other live performances, for this celebration of the Year of the Tiger.
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