CNY activities return in full physical form to welcome Year of Rabbit


The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre's roof garden comes alive with a Chinese New Year art installation exhibition from now till March 31, 2023. -SINGAPORE CHINESE CULTURAL CENTRE

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Chinese New Year festivities will make a full physical comeback after two years of Covid-19 pandemic restrictions, and preparations are already in place to welcome the Year of the Rabbit, which starts on Jan 22.

The Chinatown Chinese New Year Festival returns on site with a street light-up, food and festive fairs, and weekly stage shows, as well as a countdown party.

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