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W H A T : SHADOWSHOP COMMISSION: IMIN YEH

At Shadowshop, kick off an alternative Chinese New Year celebration with artist Imin Yeh, whose February project involves museum visitors producing seemingly “auspicious” cultural objects. Yeh’s “NianHua Workshop” will take place on designated days in February, culminating in a festival sale on February 24. NianHua banners, made by traditional wood-block technique, depict beneficent deities and are produced specifically for the New Year. During the drop-in workshops, visitors will be invited to join an assembly line of production, helping to make affordable, hand-colored wood-block prints of newly created urban gods.

W H E N :    Festival Sale: February 24, 2011 | 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
                       Workshops: February… 24, 2011 | Noon – 5:00 p.m.
W H E R E : SFMOMA Fifth-floor overlook gallery

M O R E : IMIN YEH | SHADOWSHOP | SHADOWSHOP @ SFMOMA | SHADOWSHOP FINAL DAYS | the shadowshopper

Happy Zoo Year with Hearts, Hugs & Hippo

W H A T :    Celebrate Lunar New Year at the San Francisco Zoo
W H E N :    2/13/2011 10:00AM-3PM
W H E R E : San Francisco Zoo

M O R E : Guests born in the Year of the Hare Receive Free Admission
Hearts, Hugs & Hippo: Bring him a Valentine’s note February 12-13 and receive $1 OFF regular admission

Chinese New Year: Free Community Day

Chinese New Year: Year of the Hare

SF BAY AREA: Chinese New Year 2011

The Chinese New Year celebrations for the Year of the Hare start this Saturday in San Francisco

Chinese New Year in SF Bay Area with Kids

CHINESE ITINERARIES: TIGER IN THE ZOO

W H A T :  Annual Lunar New Year Celebration
W H E N :  February 21, 10AM-3PM
W H E R E : San Francisco Zoo

M O R E : Guests born in the Year of the Tiger Receive Free Admission

Zoo visitors can also take a self-guided Zodiac tour through the Zoo. This fun-filled scavenger hunt adventure will lead guests to the animals found on the Chinese calendar. Plus, everyone who completes the Zodiac tour will receive a lucky red envelope with a surprise inside, courtesy of East West Bank. Lastly, the day wouldn’t be complete without a visit to see the Zoo’s beloved tigers – Padang, Leanne and Tony.

CHINESE ITINERARIES: Asian Art Museum

W H A T : Family Programs: Year of the Tiger
W H E N : Sunday, February 7, 12-4PM
W H E R E : Asian Art Museum, San Francisco

M O R E :

Lion Dance: 12:00–12:30 pm
Hands-on activities: 1:30–4:00 pm
Author Reading: 2:00–2:45
Part of the Target First Free Sundays
Ages 3 and up

China: 5,000 Years of Tradition and Innovation: 11:00-11:45AM

CHINESE ITINERARIES: Children’s Celebration


 
 
W H A T : Lunar New Year Celebration
W H E N : Sat, Feb 6, 10:00am–5:00pm & Sun, Feb 7, 12:00pm–5:00pm
W H E R E : Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose

CHINESE ITINERARIES: Free Community Day

W H A T : San Jose Museum of Art: Free Community Day: Lunar New Year
W H E N : February 14, 2010, 11:00 am–5:00 pm
W H E R E : San Jose Museum of Art

CHINESE ITINERARIES: New Year Festival & Parade

W H A T : Chinese Parade
W H E N : Saturday, February 27, 5:15pm-8:00pm
W H E R E : Market and Second Street to Kearny and Jackson

M O R E : Festival Calendar of Events