Chinese New Year Festival & Market Day.....18 Jan 2020
When---Saturday 18 January 2020, 9.30am - 4.00pm
Where---ASB Showgrounds, 217 Greenlane Road West, Epsom, Auckland
Halls 3 & 4
Cost----Free
Contact---Kai Luey….kailuey@xtra.co.nz....021 333 125
Website----aucklandchinese.org.nz
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Our Chinese New Year Festival & Market Day to welcome the Year of the Rat will feature the following activities:
Grand Opening by Prime Minister at 10am with a Lion/Dragon Dance
Over 200 specialist stalls selling traditional & exotic
Chinese hot delicacies, Chinese New Year foodstuffs, Chinese traditional arts & crafts, & promoting advisory services
Extensive entertainment programme of Chinese cultural songs, dances & musical items
Outdoor entertainment programme of martial arts, tai chi and other Chinese activities
Other entertainment and games & rides for children
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