Sure, Singapore doesn't have four seasons, but doesn't mean that the Chinese here can't celebrate the start of the Spring, which is also the New Year according to Lunar calendar.
Chinese mark their years according to the 12 Chinese zodiac, and this year is the Tiger Year. With as much as 75% of its inhabitants are Chinese, Lunar New Year in Singapore is one of the biggest annual events. Come and join the celebrations!
Chinatown Festive Street Bazaar22 Jan-13 Feb 2010
Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebrations 2010 Street Light-Up 23 Jan -7 Mar 2010
River Hongbao (red packet)
12-20 Feb 2010
The Float @ Marina Bay, noon – 11.30pm daily except on Chinese New Year Eve (13 Feb 2010); noon – 1am
www.riverhongbao.sg
Huayi - chinese Festival of Arts 19-28 Feb 2010
Chingay Parade 19-20 Feb 2010
Pit Building (next to the Singapore Flyer)
www.chingay.org.sg
Source: VisitSingapore.com
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