Lunar New Year is one of the largest celebrations in Asia. And while many of us are familiar with what happens at Chinese ...

For those of Korean heritage ... Advertising Over time and across continents, Lunar New Year traditions have evolved. Getting together with family might look a little different from how ...

Lunar New Year, celebrated this year on Jan. 29, is a good time to reflect on our duties to one another as people, the author writes.

The Korean Culture Association showcased traditional festivities for Seollal, the Korean Lunar New Year, by transforming the ...

Experience the joy of Korean New Year with a day full of fun, games, and hands-on activities! Join us as we dive into the traditions of Seollal—play exciting traditional games, try your hand at making ...

Each country has different traditions related to food and celebrations. In China, for example, the Lunar New Year is celebrated over 15 days, but Korean people usually celebrate for three days.

Hawai'i's Asian American communities are ringing in the year of the snake, according to the Chinese zodiac calendar, a 12-year cycle represented by animals. The last year of the snake happened in 2013 ...

While common threads run across cultures, each has its own traditions. For members of the local Vietnamese and Korean communities, the Lunar New Year is a time of celebration, family and food.