When is Chinese New Year in Birmingham in 2015?
VIEW GALLERY The Chinese New Year celebrations in Birmingham are one of the largest events of the year. Based on the lunar and solar calendars, the actual date of Chinese New Year varies, but always...
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Birmingham is getting ready for the 2015 Chinese New Year celebrations. The Year of the Goat (or Sheep) arrives on Thursday, February 19. Birmingham Chinese Festival Committee, along with Birmingham...
View ArticleLOOK: 19,000 flock to Chinese New Year celebrations – despite the rain!
THOUSANDS of people braved the rain to join in Birmingham’s Chinese New Year celebrations. Crowds estimated at more than 19,000 from around the world gathered in the city’s Chinese quarter to show...
View ArticleWhen is Chinese New Year and why is it on a different date to the start of...
VIEW GALLERY Most big cities in the western world hold huge parties with entertainment and fireworks on December 31 in a countdown to the start of the new year at the stroke of midnight. But while...
View ArticleLOOK: 19,000 flock to Chinese New Year celebrations – despite the rain!
THOUSANDS of people braved the rain to join in Birmingham’s Chinese New Year celebrations. Crowds estimated at more than 19,000 from around the world gathered in the city’s Chinese quarter to show...
View Article7 best Chinese restaurants in Birmingham – from the city's oldest Cantonese...
VIEW GALLERY To celebrate Chinese New Year we wanted to find the best Chinese food the city has to offer. So we asked Birmingham food guru Lap-fai Lee to take us off the beaten path on a tour of his...
View ArticleLOOK: 19,000 flock to Chinese New Year celebrations – despite the rain!
THOUSANDS of people braved the rain to join in Birmingham’s Chinese New Year celebrations. Crowds estimated at more than 19,000 from around the world gathered in the city’s Chinese quarter to show...
View ArticleFireworks, food and Far Eastern fun to make Birmingham's mooncake festival a...
When it comes to Chinese Festivals it really doesn’t get much bigger than this. The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the biggest Chinese cultural celebration of the year – second only to the huge New Year...
View ArticleChinese New Year 2015: What Birmingham can expect in the Year of the Goat
VIEW GALLERY The Chinese community in Birmingham will soon be moving on from the Year of the Horse and welcoming in the Year of the Goat. So what can Birmingham expect? The animals in the Chinese...
View ArticleFireworks, food and Far Eastern fun to make Birmingham's mooncake festival a...
When it comes to Chinese Festivals it really doesn’t get much bigger than this. The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the biggest Chinese cultural celebration of the year – second only to the huge New Year...
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