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Stir Q&A: Jag Nagra's vibrant mask design helps scare off the year's bad energy at LunarFest's Lantern City

Stir Q&A: Jag Nagra's vibrant mask design helps scare off the year's bad energy at LunarFest's Lantern City

The illustrator talks Nazu Battar masks, submarine sandwiches, and her new appreciation for bright pink

ART & DESIGN, FESTSJanet SmithJune 27, 2022LunarFest, lunar new year, The Lantern City, Jag Nagra, Homepage feature

Bagpipes, a Chinese "Auld Lang Syne", and more at Gung Haggis Fat Choy, online January 30 at 5 pm

Bagpipes, a Chinese "Auld Lang Syne", and more at Gung Haggis Fat Choy, online January 30 at 5 pm

The brilliant made-in-Vancouver mashup of Robbie Burns Day and Lunar New Year includes a take-home meal

MUSIC, LIVESTREAM, CULINARYJanet SmithJanuary 27, 2022lunar new year, City Opera

Stir Q&A: Visual Artist Susan Point illuminates her family’s creations at the Lantern City

Stir Q&A: Visual Artist Susan Point illuminates her family’s creations at the Lantern City

The Musqueam icon talks about birds, fire, and family ties in the culture-crossing new year installation

ART & DESIGN, FESTSJanet SmithFebruary 7, 2021LunarFest, lunar new year, Homepage feature

LunarFest Vancouver builds bonds through hot pot and family dinners

LunarFest Vancouver builds bonds through hot pot and family dinners

Food is one way the festival will welcome and celebrate the Year of the Ox

CULINARY, FESTSGail JohnsonFebruary 3, 2021CULINARY, LunarFest, lunar new year, Year of the Ox, fests

Chinese Restaurant Awards celebrate Year of the Ox with a charitable mission

Chinese Restaurant Awards celebrate Year of the Ox with a charitable mission

2021 Dining for the Feast of Fortune raises funds for the new St. Paul’s

CULINARYGail JohnsonJanuary 19, 2021CULINARY, lunar new year, Chinese restaurants, Chinese Restaurant Awards

In Vancouver, mooncakes are made to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival

In Vancouver, mooncakes are made to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival

Local bakeries have fresh takes on the traditional delicacies to mark the harvest moon on October 1.

CULINARYGail JohnsonSeptember 29, 2020CULINARY, lunar new year, mooncakes, Mid-Autumn Festival, Chinese culture, Soirette, Saint Germain Bakery