Happy Chinese New Year - The Year of the Snake
The start of the Chinese New Year falls on Sunday and is thought to be a way to begin anew with a clean slate. Here are some ways to celebrate in and around VaHi.
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Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Celebrate the Chinese New Year in and around VaHi
Celebrate the Year of the Snake at these local events.
The start of the Chinese New Year falls on Sunday, and 2013 is Year of the Snake in Chinese culture. The Chinese New Year celebration is the largest and most important in Chinese culture, usually running for 15 days. The Chinese New Year is thought to be a way to begin anew with a clean slate. Here are some ways in Atlanta to celebrate the Chinese New Year with traditions like the Lion Dance, where dancers don an intricate lion's costume that signifies the beast's ushering in of the positive while removing the negative. Rosebud (1397 North Highland Ave. NE), Sunday, Dinner Rosebud’s a la carte menu of Chinese-inspired specials includes lobster eggrolls with Chinese mustard, a noodle bowl with smoked short rib, cabbage, local bok choy & …
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Anne Gilchrist
10:35 am on Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Highland Martial Arts (549 Amsterdam Ave NE, Unit 2), Saturday, 11am-5:30pm Highland Martial Arts invites the community to share in the celebration of the Chinese New Year and our Grand Reopening in Amsterdam Walk. There will be a kids party at 11am, informative sessions in Tai Chi and Kung Fu, demonstrations, a raffle, special sign-up discounts, and mini reflexology sessions. Master Michael Reid… more ›