Our second day sees another exciting programme of traditional dance, music and cultural showcases, performed by talented students and community groups.
Expect colour, movement and the unmistakable festive atmosphere that marks Chinese New Year as one of the world’s most joyful celebrations.
You can expect a hole host of entertainment, culture, and community spirit on the day including…
12:00pm Unicorn Dance to welcome the New Year
12:20pm Deputy Lord Mayors New Year Greetings
12:30pm Children and adults Choirs
12:45pm Enchanting Chinese Folk Music
12:55pm Chinese Dance
13:00pm Kung Fu Fan
13:05pm Children’s Umbrella Dance
13:10pm Traditional Chinese Costume Showcase
13:30pm Traditional Zither Performance
13:45pm New Year Wishes with Little Hands
Please note: Performances will repeat at 2pm
12:00pm to 3pm In addition, a variety of Chinese culture workshops will be running throughout the day including:
o Calligraphy writing
o Lantern painting
o Origami tutorials
o Chinese Paper Cutting
o ‘Fu’ Print Art
Please note: All activities and performance timings may be subject to change.
To view more celebrations for Chinese New Year at the Merrion Centre visit:
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