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Lunar New Year: Boston lines up events celebrating Year of the Horse

Boston kicked off Lunar New Year with City Hall dragon and lion dances as part of the Year of the Horse celebrations.
The Lunar New Year season runs through early March, marking the Year of the Horse in Boston.
City officials said the event showcased the community’s diversity through performances and art.
Upcoming activities include Chinatown Main Street’s New Year Flower Popup Market in the China Trade Center.
The MFA will host a pay-what-you-wish evening with art workshops and performances on Feb. 19.
A Lunar New Year lion dance is set for Copley Place on Feb. 21 at 2 p.m.
A March 1 Lunar New Year Lion Dance Parade will begin at Phillips Square at 10 a.m.
A Cultural Village event is planned at the China Trade Center from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on March 1.
City officials described the celebration as a way to ring in the Year of the Horse across multiple events.
The coverage highlights multiple local venues hosting Lunar New Year activities, emphasizing community participation.
Boston officially recognizes Lunar New Year as a city holiday since 2023.
The article previews a packed schedule of performances, workshops, and market activities through early March.

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