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Chinatown Light Singapore River Hong Bao Chingay ... Contact Us :: Club Street Carnival blossoms with the colours of Chinese New Year The Club Street Carnival on 17 January 2004 will be celebrating the energy, vibrant colors and festivities of the coming Chinese New Year. From 4pm till midnight, Club street will be bursting with an exciting lineup of activities and performances such as lion dance performances, stilt-walkers, fire jugglers, martial arts demonstrations, music performances etc. Balloon sculptors and face painters dressed in traditional oriental wear will entertain and dress up visitors as well as hold workshops for those interested to pick up the skills. Also watch out for the highly-anticipated Club Street Mardi Gras Carnival coming up on 21 February. Date : 17 January 2004 Time : 4pm -midnight Venue : Club Street For more details on Club Street Carnival, please call Alexis Ng at tel:

44. GRADE LEVEL 1995. Kwanzaa Karamu Cooking and crafts for a Kwanzaa Feast. Minneapolis Carolrhoda Books. Chambers, Catherine. 1997. A World of Holidays chinese new year. http://www.libsci.sc.edu/miller/holidays.htm

THEME: Year-end holidays FOCUS: Students will explore year-end holidays from three different cultures: Chinese, African-American, and Mexican. GRADE LEVEL: Primary OBJECTIVES: Upon completion of this unit, students will be able to: 1. Identify the locations where each holiday is celebrated. 2. Describe three characteristics concerning each holiday. 3. List the similarities and differences between the three holidays. 4. Describe the similarities and differences between the three holidays and their own holidays. MATERIALS AND RESOURCES: PRINTED- Henderson, Helene and Puckett, Barry. 1995. Holidays and Festivals Index . Detroit: Omnigraphics. Kelly, Aidan A. 1993. Religious Holidays and Calendars: An Encyclopaedic Handbook . Detroit: Omnigraphics. Pilger, Mary Anne. 1992. Multicultural Projects Index: Things to Make and Do to Celebrate Festivals, Cultures, and Holidays Around the World . Englewood, CO: Libraries Unlimited. Thomson, Sue Ellen. 1994. Holidays, Festivals, and Celebrations of the World Dictionary . Detroit: Omnigraphics. TEACHER REFERENCE - Angell, Carole S. 1996.

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Themes/ Activities Instructions and Suggestions Materials Alphabet Activities: Letter P Panda Colors: black, white Number/Math activities: heart shape, counting, sizing, sorting Science / Social Studies: Animals Wild-Mammals Bears Giant Panda * Chinese New Year / Lunar New Year * Valentine's Day Age group: Older toddlers to early elementary The giant panda is truly a unique animal that is recognized and loved the world over. The giant panda is revered in its homeland, the country of China. Young children will have fun making an easy and fun craft of a panda (two versions) almost entirely assembled with heart shapes (except the eyes) . Many basic skills can be addressed during and after the craft assembly process. Other printable support materials and links to related activities are provided. The panda theme crafts are appropriate for Chinese New Year (Lunar New Year, St. Valentine's Day

48. Events Sunday, February 13, 2005 chinese new year Festival Celebrating the arrival of spring and the year of the Chinatown, lions, storytelling and crafts, lucky red http://www.vancouverchinesegarden.com/events.html

Home Contact Us A Scholar's Garden Events Opportunities for life-long learning abound at the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden! Mark this page under your favorites and be among the first to find out about exciting new programmes at the Garden. Public Programmes Special Events Public Programmes Offered Daily Guided Tours of the Garden Join one of our experienced guides on a tour of the first Classical Chinese Garden built outside China! Topics covered in the tour include Chinese history, philosophy, and culture as well as the aesthetics and symbolism of the garden. For a list of public tour times please go to the Visitor Information section. Summer Time Program Taijiquan (Tai Chi Chuan) for Beginners Garden members $110.00, Non-members $135 (including Garden Membership) We are pleased to offer a 10-week Taiji course in the spring of 2004! Start your Sundays off right with an hour of relaxation, breathing, and ancient Chinese movements designed to improve the circulation, health, and general

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52. China Institute Events: Children's Chinese New Year Performance Children s chinese new year Performance Join China Institute and Families with Children from China for a new year celebration of chinese crafts, music, singing http://www.chinainstitute.org/classes/childnewyear.html

Events Bazaar Film Night Market Young Associates ... Monkey King: A Journey to China Children's Chinese New Year Performance Join China Institute and Families with Children from China for a New Year celebration of Chinese crafts, music, singing, dancing by children and a professional Lion Dance and Monkey King performance. Saturday, January 17 10:30 AM - 1 PM Hall of Science Museum in Flushing, Queens Pre-registration is required. For information, call Clare Timoney at 212-662-6837. Events Bazaar Film Night Market Young Associates ... Monkey King: A Journey to China Contact us: info@chinainstitute.org About Us Calendar Gallery ... Request More Information

53. BBC - Southampton - Features - Chinese New Year Arts, Phoenix Arts Group chinese new year DropIn Day Quay Arts, Sea Street, newport 24th January 10am - 3pm Learn about oriental arts and crafts and create http://www.bbc.co.uk/southampton/features/roots/cny.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index TUESDAY 8th June 2004 Text only BBC Homepage England Southampton ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Monday, January 19, 2004 14:35 GMT Chinese New Year - Kung hei fat choy Celebrations in Southampton Chinese families around the South are preparing to celebrate Chinese New Year. January 22nd marks the start of the Year of the Monkey. SEE ALSO Chinese New Year - Audio Horoscopes BBC Food Chinese New Year in London BBC Four: Three remarkable documentaries by young Chinese filmmakers WEB LINKS Chinatown Online Soton Uni Singapore Society The BBC is not responsible for the content of external websites. FACTS Chinese New Year starts with the New Moon on the first day of the new year and ends on the full moon 15 days later. Traditionally all financial matters, including debts and outstanding taxes, have to settled by the new year.

54. AsiaSource: AsiaTODAY - A Resource Of The Asia Society cities. 2001 chinese new year Learn about new year s traditions, decorations, crafts for children, games and books. Chinatownonline http://www.asiasource.org/news/at_mp_02.cfm?newsid=41993

55. Chinese New Year In Hawaii :: Hawaii For Visitors :: Hawaii Royalelephant Festival with food, arts and crafts, song and center of celebrations with the traditional chinese Lion/Dragon show joy and happiness for the coming new year. http://www.royalelephant.com/chinesenewyear.shtml

Chinese New Year in Hawaii Daily Bargain Rates 2004 Year of the Monkey Polynesians settled the Hawaiian islands around 700. Europeans found the place in the seventeen- and eighteen-hundreds, and starting around the mid-nineteen century, thousands of Asians, primarily from Japan and China, came to Hawaii. Each culture brought their homeland religions with them, and though a US state, Hawaii is where the proverbial "east" meets "west." Here, Chinese New Year's is just like January 1st, so if you're around town from the middle of January through early February, you're bound to be surprised that it's New Year's all over again. Year of the Monkey The Western calendar is based on the sun, while the Asian yearly cycle is based on the moon (lunar new year), which is why, while both New Year's fall close to each other, they are usually off by a few weeks. It's the same thing that causes Easters to wander each year as a "moveable feast." The Western year 2003 was the Year of the Goat, and started on Feb 1. The year of the Monkey starts 22 January 2004, and in the Asian calendar it's the year 4701. New Year's in Hawaii In Hawaii there are two New Year's every year. The Western one, on January 1st, and the Asian one about two or three weeks later. Each is celebrated in their own way and both are great times with fireworks, family celebrations, and public events all around the islands.

56. San Francisco Symphony Chinese New Year Celebration San Francisco Chinatown - Th Margaret Liu Collins, the San Francisco Symphony chinese new year Celebration begins be filled with lion dancers, fortune tellers, chinese crafts tables, and http://www.sanfranciscochinatown.com/events/sfschinesenewyear.html

Sponsors San Francisco Symphony Chinese New Year Celebration Date: Sunday, January 25, 2004 Time: Location: Davies Symphony Hall 201 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102 Tickets Buy tickets online or call 415.864.6000 see program Win Tickets Join the San Francisco Symphony for an afternoon for the entire family to celebrate the Chinese New Year. Performers Edwin Outwater, Conductor Wong Chi Ming, Cantonese Opera Singer Melody of China San Francisco Symphony Prior to the concert, all concert patrons can enjoy lobby entertainment such as lion dancers, roaming magicians, fortune-tellers, arts and crafts booths such as lantern making, as well as a sampling of traditional New Year's treats. The festivities begin at 1:00 p.m. and are free to all ticket-holders. A special post-concert Imperial Reception is available by purchasing a special concert package. The reception will be held in the Green Room of the Veterans Building and features a dim sum buffet and entertainment by musicians with traditional Chinese instruments. Wong Chi Ming, an illustrious performer and teacher of Cantonese Opera, has been instrumental in the modernization of Cantonese Opera. Wong Chi-Ming was the star student of both the legendary male performer Ma Shi-Seng and leading female performer Hong Xian-Yu. While specializing in the scholar-warrior and clown roles, Mr. Wong is well known for his breadth of technical skill. After being named Chinese "National First Class Actor" in 1987, Wong Chi Ming began teaching in the United States, and now teaches at the San Francisco Chinese Culture Center, where students travel from afar to study with him.

57. San Mateo County Library at Kids Domain chinese new year Holiday activities - learn about the chinese new year and Zodiac, crafts, mazes, word searches, coloring pages, and more! http://www.smcl.org/services/recommended/forkids/chinesenewyear.html

Your browser does not support script monthly features at the movies advance booking adult picks ... build your own YEAR OF THE MONKEY by David Lance Goines exclusively for Half the Sky Foundation 541 Vistamont Avenue, Berkeley CA 94708 - Phone: 510.525.2077 Fax: 510.525.677 Books for Children HAPPY NEW YEAR! KUNG-HSI FA-TS'AI! by Demi 1997 [J394 D] LION DANCER by Kate Waters 1990 [J394 W] Examines the customs, traditions, foods, and lore associated with the celebration of Chinese New Year. Describes six-year-old Ernie Wong's preparations, at home and in school, for the Chinese New Year celebrations and his first public performance of the Lion Dance. by Nina Simonds 2002 [J394.26 S] by Shirin Yim Bridges 2002 [JP-B] Unlike the other little girls in old China who aspire to get married, Ruby aspires to attend university when she grows up, just like the boys in her family. Based on the inspirational story of the author's grandmother, this tale is an engaging portrait of a young girl who strives for more and a family who rewards her hard work and courage.

58. 1999 Chinese New Year Events of the Hare, 4697, at the chinese Culture Center Food Sink your teeth into savory new year dumplings and crafts Skilled craftsmen will demonstrate the art of http://www.c-c-c.org/act/99newyear.html

Home What's New Exhibitions Activities ... Links 1999 Chinese New Year Events Spring Festival Celebrates the Year of the Hare Celebrate the Year of the Hare, 4697, at the Chinese Culture Center. In the Center lobby, an enormous silk dragon will welcome you to join the festivities, including: Food: Sink your teeth into savory New Year dumplings and pastries. Our experts will show you how to make them right. Crafts: Skilled craftsmen will demonstrate the art of making such things as paper fans and lanterns, clay whistles, and woven straw animals. Performances: In the auditorium, Bay Area artists will perform lively Chinese folk dances, traditional music , martial arts, acrobatics, and magic. Seeing Double Lions, That Is!: And when the clock strikes noon on Saturday and Sunday, over the Portsmouth Square Bridge will come two fierce, dancing lions: the traditional New Year Double Lion Dance ! The Chinese Spring Festival is sponsored by the Chinese Culture Foundation and is partially funded by Grants for the Arts of the San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund. Admission free.

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Home What's New Exhibitions Activities ... Links Chinese New Year Spring Festival Program 2001 Chinese New Year Walks Bruce Lee Retrospective Exhibit In Search of Roots Exhibit Spring Festival ... Performance List Chinese New Year Walks Saturday, January 20, 27; February 3 by reservation only While the Chinese Culture Center offers regular docent- led tours of Chinatown, there is no better time to visit than around the Lunar New Year, when the festive atmosphere reflects the mood surrounding the most important holiday in Asia. As the new millenium dawns, we also enter into the Year of the Snake , and everyone will be celebrating until the Lantern Festival (the 15th day of the first lunar month). Providing a revelational and intimate view of how the Chinese celebrate the new year, the walk will lead you through the bustling streets of Chinatown, while our docent details the myriad of customs, religious observances, and folk beliefes associated with Chinese New Year . Shops show off special window displays and decorations, and many stores put up Spring Couplets, which are short poems written on red paper, auguring good business for the coming year. All your senses will be tintillated by the celebrations: your eyes, nose, and mouth will be tempted by delicacies prepared especially for the occasion; and your ears will be bombarded by firecrackers exploding to drive away evil spirits. To take a walk, you must reserve ahead of time by calling (415) 986-1822. Fees are $20 per adult and $8 for children under 12.

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History Stories Horoscopes Recipes ... Fortune Cookies Here you can have fun making traditional crafts, playing traditional games, coloring in the coloring book, or even making your very own fortune cookies. Click on a link above to get started!

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