On Feb 10, 2018, “Chinese New Year” Flower Fair co-organized by the Chinese Cultural Center and WTV kicked off at the Vodafone Event Centre in Auckland, New Zealand.
On Feb 18, the second Chinese New Year Temple Fair was held in the area where the Chinese Community Association is based in Caracas, Venezuela. The entire block was decorated with red lanterns and over 2,000 overseas Chinese in the country gathered to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
To welcome the Year of the dog, an exhibition showcasing the culture of dogs is currently underway at Heilongjiang Provincial Museum in Harbin.
It was the first time a ping-pong table had taken center stage at the David Geffen Hall in New York, as two US national table tennis champions played each other live as part of the New York Philharmonic's Chinese New Year annual concert at the Lincoln Center on Feb 20.
The wish tree, candied haws, clay figurines and lantern art all bring back childhood memories of Spring Festival.
Citizens visit a fair to greet the God of Wealth in Fuzhou, Southeast China's Fujian province, Feb 20, 2018, the fifth day of the Chinese lunar New Year which is believed to be the birthday of the God of Wealth.
As millions of Chinese and non-Chinese alike celebrated the Year of the Dog over the weekend, Chinese New Year has moved from Chinatown to Downtown.
Asian Art Museum in San Francisco held 2018 Lunar New Year Celebration on Sunday with people participating in different kinds of activities to celebrate the Year of the Dog.
As part of Chinese New Year celebrations, a troupe of Southwest China's Chongqing Chuanju (Sichuan Opera) Theater presented traditional Chuanju excerpts to US audience members at the Chicago Symphony Center on Saturday.
Asia Society Texas center in Houston held Chinese Lunar New Year celebrations Saturday afternoon with local Americans and Chinese participating in all kinds of activities and performances.
An open day of "Happy Chinese New Year: Fantastic Art China" was in New York on Friday, the first day of Chinese lunar year of the Dog, to provide students and residents in New York an opportunity to learn and experience Chinese culture.
A three-day celebration for the Chinese Spring Festival kicked off in Osaka in western Japan on Friday, the first day of the Chinese Lunar New Year.