Lunar New Year – This event has been postponed to February 5, 2022.
FREE - RSVP
Saturday, January 29, 2022 – 2-4pm
Please note this event has been postponed to 2/5/2022 due to weather concerns. Click here to register for the new date.
In Person at the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music’s Garden. Join BKCM as we celebrate the passing of a new lunar year with an afternoon of traditional and contemporary Chinese music, a performance of the lion dance, crafts, calligraphy and much more. Bring the family and enjoy a traditional Chinese celebration of the Year of the Tiger!
We are excited to be back in person to celebrate this day. To keep things as safe as possible, the event will be held outdoors in the BKCM Garden and on the block with masks required. More details to follow.
Please let us know if you are coming! RSVP below to one of the sessions; we will have similar programing at both times. Though there is no cost for this event, your donation will help BKCM continue to produce free events that celebrate the vibrancy of our community.
UPDATE (1/18/2022): Due to the high volume of interest in this event, we have currently paused RSVP. We invite you to add yourself to the waitlist. Please look back in the upcoming days for updates.
Description
Our Partners
- Annie Chen, BKCM Faculty Member and Vocalist
- Cantonese Mommy
- Children’s Chinese Book Garden– They will be doing Calligraphy for Heart of Dinner bags.
- Chinese Theater Works
- Tea Arts & Culture
Additional information
| Tickets | Waitlist for Session One: 2pm to 3pm, Waitlist for Session Two: 3pm to 4pm |
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