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Food
Food Events
Sprinkles x Gold House
Sprinkles bakery and the nonprofit Asian and Pacific Islander collective Gold House have teamed up to release a Gold Bunny Almond Red Velvet Cupcake that features an almond-filled red velvet cake with an almond cookie crust, topped with almond cream cheese frosting. Note: You can get these just by themselves, or they can be part of a Lunar New Year Red Box (with, you know, those red envelopes inside).Through Jan. 29 -
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Out of Town
Lunar New Year Celebration
Welcome the Year of the Rabbit — a kind, energetic, and resilient animal that represents patience and treating others with respect — with performances, arts & crafts activities, and food inspired by Lunar New Year traditions across Asia.Sat., Jan. 28, 11am-4pm. Free; RSVP requested.Houston -
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Events
Lunar New Year Makers Market
Celebrate the Year of the Rabbit and support local Asian American makers and creatives from artists to bakers, jewelry makers to crocheters. While browsing the market, enjoy a nostalgia-filled performance by the Asian Memory Project.Sat., Jan. 28, 1-4pm. Free. -
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Kids
Starry Night at Girlstart
A unique space for families to explore astronomy, with a mini planetarium star show and related hands-on activities for the whole fam. This month includes a variety of projects to celebrate Lunar New Year and explore science.Thu., Feb. 2, 5:30-7pm -
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Lunar New Year Celebration
After three long years, Chinatown Center relaunches its beloved celebration. Save the date, and stay tuned for more details.Feb. 4-5
