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Lunar New Year begins Sunday, January 22 and culminates with the Lantern Festival on February 5. As the name suggests, it begins when the moon enters into a new phase (usually the second new moon after the winter solstice).

This year celebrates the Year of the Rabbit. Rabbits are thought to be vigilant, witty, quick-witted and ingenious. One of the most famous rabbits is Michael Jordan. Read more about the Year of the Rabbit here. Take a look below at what you can read, watch, listen, and do to kick off Lunar New Year.

READ

The Magic of Lunar New Year 

Ruth Chan

Bringing in the New Year

Grace Lin

All This Could Be Different

Yu and Me Books

WATCH + LISTEN

Everything, Everywhere, All at Once

Michelle Yeo

Last Train Home

Lixin Fan

All This Could Be Different

Yu and Me Books

DO

Artist Peach Tao Exhibit at the Art Bean Coffee

NYC

Follow @mottstreetgirls 

Instagram

The 124th Dragon Festival - 1/28

Chinatown, LA

Asia Plaza

Cleveland, OH