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LOOKING BACK ...
CHINESE NEW YEAR
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by Teance Fine Teas
Saturday, January 31, 2009
at Delaware and Fourth Street
For
the Chinese, celebrating New Year's correctly means chasing away
all the ill-fortune and evil spirits, and bring in prosperity, health,
and good fortune all around. Festivities last 2 or more weeks and
includes symbolic foods, lucky colors, and most importantly, ferocious
lion dancers to chase away bad luck.
EVENTS:
1:15 pm Children's Story Telling & Lucky Candy Distribution
2 pm Traditional Lion Dance http://www.kei-lun.com/
3 pm Martial Arts demonstration http://www.goldnlion.com/
4 pm Classical Chinese Music http://www.berkeleymonastery.org/
4:30-6 pm Fortune Telling for the Year of the Ox
PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS ON FOURTH STREET:
Fourth Street Flowers: Purchase Chinese New Year's Flowers, including
quinces and magnolias. The Pasta Shop: Serving a full menu of Chinese
New Year foods for lunch including freshly made Jiao Zi (Dumplings)
for sale.
http://www.teance.com/
Crowd watching lion dance
Lion head

Lion visiting with crowd
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