It's Lunar New Year on the Eastside too. Martial arts performances, lion and dragon dances, food trucks, and activity booths for kids make this a family-focused affair.

Lucky Envelope is going big for the Lunar New Year, with everything from a running club event, to multiple makers popups, to a Kraken watch party. The big celebration will happen February 10, with food from Panda Dim Sum, and the debut of two new collaborative brews: Year of the Dragon Dragonfruit Wheat and Power and Elegance Oolong Lager. 

After a lion dance welcomes in the Year of the Dragon, Wing Luke invites guests inside for themed crafts, calligraphy lessons, games, and other family activities. Heads-up though, this event is ticketed!

Kirkland Parks and Community Services presents an afternoon of cultural demonstrations, not to mention food and dancing, in honor of the Year of the Dragon. 

Head to the heart of Chinatown–International District for a whole day of festivities. A stage at Hing Hay Park showcases everything from taiko to martial arts demonstrations, while vendors and a food walk (starting at 11am) draw crowds clamoring for festive wares and all the dumplings.

Lantern making, a performance by LQ Lion Dance, and thundering drums from Seattle Kokon Taiko make up the sights and sounds of this afternoon event.

Over 100 vendors and an AAPI small businesses popup showcase at this Lunar New Year iteration of Seattle's 21-and-up indoor night market. With dancing, a cocktail bar, food trucks, and a performance from Mak Fai Lion Dance, you know this is anything but your typical craft fair.

The Asia Pacific Cultural Center hosts its signature event at the Tacoma Dome, featuring more than 20 live performances, food vendors, crafts for sale, kids activities, and more.