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17-18 February 2026
The ancient traditions of the Lunar New Year are still celebrated with modern pizazz by Singapore's Chinese community.
More than just an age-old tradition, the Chinese New Year is a joyous occasion, marked with family reunions and wishes for abundance and prosperity.
Symbolised by one of twelve zodiac animals, this period of renewal and celebration is marked with family reunions, gatherings among friends and island-wide festivals where all are welcome.
While festivities take place islandwide, these districts and locales boasts a thrilling calendar of events during the Lunar New Year. Visit the official site to find out more.
Festive lights and decorations illuminate the heart of Chinatown during the Lunar New Year – be sure to get your cameras out for the occasion.
With street carnival vibes, dazzling performances and a procession of glittering floats, this iconic parade is not to be missed!
With an annual theme centred on the year's zodiac animal, this celebration boasts live entertainment, street food and cultural performances.
Troupes of talented performers take the stage in Chinatown to regale visitors with song and dance.
From trinkets to toothsome eats, you'll find a feast for all your senses during the Lunar New Year.
Feast on Chinese delicacies and toothsome morsels during the Lunar New Year.
These sinfully sweet treats are filled with gooey pineapple jam in a buttery pastry. Be sure to save some to bring home!
This raw fish salad is said to impart good fortune on those who toss its ingredients high in the air before partaking. Wishes for prosperity are traditionally uttered with each ingredient added.
The Chinese version of jerky, this salty-sweet dried meat is available all year round, but more commonly consumed as a snack during Chinese New Year.
From trendy bars and traditional merchants to bustling streets and stories, Singapore's Chinatown is filled with enchantment.