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Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebrations 2014
Chinese New Year is undisputedly the biggest and most celebrated festival amongst the Chinese community in Singapore. What better way to celebrate this joyous season than at the Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebration 2014, organized by Kreta Ayer-Kim Seng Citizens’ Consultative Committee? The celebrations lasting more than a month will showcase an exciting, colourful and vibrant programme from 10 January 2014 to 28 February 2014. Come and experience the myriad facades of Chinese culture and join us as we gallop to prosperity.
Programme
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Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebrations 2014 Street Light-Up
Usher in the prosperous Year of the Horse with 88 illuminated lantern scuptures of horses galloping towards prosperity and countless gold coins suspended along the street…
Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebrations 2014 Official Light-Up and Opening Ceremony
Kicking off the Chinatown Chinese New Year 2013 celebrations is the Official Light-Up and Opening Ceremony. Against a dynamic and hi-tech stage, be entertained by…
Festive Street Bazaar
With a variety stalls lining up the streets of Chinatown, visitors can feast on mouth-watering New Year delicacies, enjoy the brilliant lights and decorations of the stalls and shop…
Nightly Stage Shows
Catch nightly performances at Kreta Ayer Square during the Chinatown Chinese New Year celebrations. The popular gathering point for local Chinese communities during…
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7th International Lion Dance Competition
From the rhythmic beat of the drums to the jaw-dropping stunts, there’s just something about the lion dance that evokes a sense of awe and majesty. Steeped in tradition and culture…
Chinatown Chinese New Year 2014 Chinese New Year’s Eve Party
Usher in the Year of Horse with live performances and a rousing countdown celebration with MediaCorp artistes in the heart of Chinatown. Be entertained by the lively performances…
Chinatown Wishing Tree
Make your New Year wishes come true at the Chinatown Wishing Tree! Inspired by the renowned ancient banyan tree in Lam Tsuen in Hong Kong to which people travel to during…
Mass Reunion Dinner
Some 1,000 underprivileged families and elderly from Chinatown will be off to a healthy and joyous start in the Year of the Snake. Supported by Select Group and Singapore Flyer…
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Chinatown Chinese New Year 2014 Yuan Xiao Party
Festivities culminate on the 15th day of the Chinese New Year, which marks the end of the Chinese New Year celebrations. It is also the Chinese Valentine’s Day for couples…
24/7 Short Video Challenge
The 24/7 Challenge is a Short Video Competition aimed at showcasing to locals and visitors the unique elements of the Chinatown precinct and activities held during the 2014 Chinese New Year Celebrations…