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Asian American and Pacific Islander · Lunar New Year · Colorado Springs, Colorado

CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival

February 20, 2027 at Ent Center for the Arts at UCCS (2027)

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About CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival

The Colorado Springs Chinese Cultural Institute's annual Lunar New Year festival. It has a main stage of lion dances, kung fu and traditional music, a 'Chinatown' market and food area, and a teahouse with mahjong, calligraphy and Go.

What to expect

Lunar New Year starts the year on the lunar calendar and is celebrated by Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese and other Asian communities. Festivals often include lion and dragon dances, firecrackers, music, food and crafts.

CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival has included lion dances, kung fu demonstrations, traditional chinese music, food and product vendors and teahouse with mahjong and calligraphy.

It is ticketed; see the official site for prices.

The next edition is February 20, 2027.

  • Lion dances
  • Kung fu demonstrations
  • Traditional Chinese music
  • Food and product vendors
  • Teahouse with mahjong and calligraphy

Where it happens

CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival is held at Ent Center for the Arts at UCCS (2027) in Colorado Springs, Colorado. It is one of 17 cultural festivals in Colorado on this calendar.

Map centered on Colorado Springs. The organizer lists Ent Center for the Arts at UCCS (2027).Directions

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Questions about CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival

When is CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival 2027?
CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival is February 20, 2027, according to the organizer.
Where is CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival held?
CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival takes place at Ent Center for the Arts at UCCS (2027) in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Is CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival free?
No. The organizer sells tickets or charges admission. Check the official site for prices.
What happens at CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival?
Events have included: lion dances, kung fu demonstrations, traditional chinese music, food and product vendors, teahouse with mahjong and calligraphy.
Who organizes CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival?
CSCCI Lunar New Year Festival is organized by Colorado Springs Chinese Cultural Institute (CSCCI). Their official site is cscci.org.
What other cultural festivals are near Colorado Springs?
The closest others on this calendar are Dia de Muertos Celebration at the Fine Arts Center in Colorado Springs, CO (same city); Pikes Peak Regional Lunar New Year Celebration in Colorado Springs, CO (same city); Rocky Mountain Women's Film Festival in Colorado Springs, CO (same city).

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