Lunar New Year

About 5,000 people are expected to attend the festival, filled with food, music, lion and dragon dances and more.

Many who celebrate Lunar New Year believe that what you do and don’t do on the holiday will affect your luck in the coming year.

Events are planned across North Texas to welcome prosperity in the Year of the Snake.

Break out the noisemakers and ring in the Year of the Snake with these Lunar New Year events.

Welcome in the Year of the Dragon with one of these Lunar New Year events.

Whether you're celebrating with your sweetie or your gal pals, we've got you covered with picks you're gonna to love.

Ever since Bieu Cung was 10 years old, he has celebrated Lunar New Year by jumping on and off 8-foot-high platforms and hoisting his dance teammate on his shoulders — all while wearing several layers of fabric, sequins and fur.

Hundreds of North Texans gathered in Richardson's Chinatown for the Lunar New Year Celebration one week following two mass shootings in the Asian community.

For Southeast Asians and some South Asians, mid-April is the official start of the New Year based on early Agrarian calendars. This weekend, a Buddhist…

The Year of the Horse has begun, and in North Texas, it’s a busy weekend for Chinese New Year revelers.At the Chinese Community Center in Richardson, a…