Celebrate the Lunar New Year in San Diego with fireworks and giant dragons!

If you don't have any plans for the upcoming weeks, you should consider going to Lunar New Year celebrations in San Diego. This event celebrates Asian culture in a spectacular manner.

This event will be full of lights, shows, fireworks, and delicious food. Without a doubt, this event will be a unique celebration, full of culture and fun daily activities.

When is this festival and what will I find in it?

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This festival will last three days, from February 9 to February 11. It will take place from 5 PM to 8 PM at Officer Jeremy Henwood Memorial Park located in 4455 Wightman Street.

These are the attractions you'll find here: paper lanterns, art and cultural exhibitions, dances and fireworks, giant lions, and cherry trees.

In addition, there will be live music, shows, fruit markets, a path with the 12 Asian Zodiac signs, giant lotus flowers, and traditional food from several different Asian countries.

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