#Lunar new year 2022 archive
#Lunar new year 2022 free

#Lunar new year 2022 archive

The University of Liverpool Confucius Institute will be holding calligraphy and paper craft workshops along with Chinese music performances, in collaboration with Liverpool China Partnership and Culture Liverpool.ĭon’t worry if you can’t make it, there is plenty to enjoy online from the comfort of your own home with a selection of activities and archive footage available before and after the main event.

There will also be plenty of Chinese food to sample from the many food stalls, art workshops with make and do activities as well as the storytelling bus and popular funfair. Don’t head home without browsing the food stalls, art workshops and checking out the funfair. There will be Tai Chi, dragon and unicorn parades and traditional Chinese dance, firecracker displays and a fire dragon finale. Head down to the Chinese arch, at the heart of Europe’s oldest Chinatown, from 11am – 5.30pm on Sunday, 6 February to take part in the city’s New Year celebrations. Watch the dragon and unicorn parades and fire show at the city’s all-day celebration, Sunday, 6 February The University of Liverpool Confucius Institute will be running Chinese calligraphy and paper cutting workshops, as well as performances of live Chinese music and dance.Ģ.

#Lunar new year 2022 free

There will be free treats to enjoy on a first-come-first-served basis, and a live dragon show from 11-11.45am. Head to University Square between 10am-12pm on Tuesday, 1 February to join in our Lunar New Year celebrations. Join our celebrations on University Square, Tuesday, 1 February Below you’ll find some of the key activities and events taking place on campus and across the city – remember, you can view all these events and many more on our My Liverpool app, free for all students and staff to download.ġ. The historic links and strong relations between China and Liverpool are well known and the University is extremely proud of our global community of students, who contribute significantly to the rich cultural diversity of our campuses and city, as well as our partnership with XJTLU, which provides life changing opportunities for student mobility.Īs national COVID-19 restrictions start to lift, this year we are delighted to be able to safely hold celebration events on campus for all students and staff to take part in. This year has continued to be challenging in many ways – challenges which our whole community, both here in Liverpool and at XJTLU, has risen to with great strength and resolve, and for this we thank you.