3 thoughts on “Celebrate Chinese New Year of the Dog 2018”

  1. Gung Hay Fat Choy or Happy New Year today for Chinese New Year of the Dog! One of these events is past, but the other 2 are this weekend. Enjoy these celebrations and others for the Lunar New Year (in the Chinese, Vietnamese and Korean traditions).

  2. Hi Carolyn – here’s info on another Chinese New Year event – I have a graphic I would be happy to send you:
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
    January 29, 2018

    Contact:
    Norma Gentry
    ProVentures, Inc
    520-318-9445
    C 520-237-4670
    ngentry@pvinc.net

    Lion Dance, Festive Banquet, Highlights Chinese New Year Celebration at Carriage House

    Tucson Ariz— Janos Wilder is pleased to announce the second annual Chinese New Year celebration at The Carriage House on Friday, February 16th. Dance troupe Jade Lion will ring in the Year of The Dog with the enchanting and auspicious Lion Dance. The Chinese New Year is a great time to gather with family and friends over a five -course meal of traditional Chinese delicacies to greet the New Year with good health, good luck, and prosperity.

    The evening will begin at 6:30pm with a welcome cocktail followed by dinner with wine. The Lion Dance will be performed during dinner. Price per person is $65.00 per person and includes the welcome cocktail, Chinese Banquet and 1/2 bottle wine per person . For reservations contact Megan at 520-615-6100, cell 520-591-6940, or email megan@downtownkitchen.com .

    CHINESE NEW YEAR MENU

    SHRIMP SPRING ROLL
    sweet chili sauce, spicy mustard, XO sauce
    ***
    DIM SUM TRIO
    char siu bao, braised phoenix claw, and pork jiaozi
    ***
    HENAN CATFISH
    longevity noodles, and Chinese greens
    ***
    BRAISED BEEF SHORT RIB WITH ANISE AND TANGERINE
    gai lan rice cakes
    ***
    PARFAIT OF PANDAN GELEE, COCONUT PANNA COTTA
    orange + ginger soup, and sesame tangyuan

    • Thanks for info on this Chinese New Year dinner at The Carriage House. I tend not to post restaurant events (too many in Tucson). I’m posting these events above are they are sponsored by the Tucson Chinese Cultural Center.

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