Ring in the Year of the Snake with Lion Dances, Good Fortune Cake, and More by EverOut Staff Celebrated across many Asian cultures, Lunar New Year is a time of renewal, gathering with family, and enjoying festive foods. The holiday falls on January 29 this year, and 2025 is the Year of the Snake, a zodiac sign that symbolizes wisdom, charm, and transformation. To kick off a prosperous year, head to events like Têt in Seattle and Lunar New Year Night Market, and enjoy food specials like bánh tét. For more ways to celebrate, check out our full Lunar New Year calendar.   2025 Lunar New Year FairSlither into the Year of the Snake at Wing Luke Museum’s annual Lunar New Year Fair, which starts outside the front doors with remarks from local speakers and lion dance performances from Mak Fai Kung Fu Dragon and Lion Dance Association. Grab a timed entry ticket to access indoor activities including calligraphy lessons, a zodiac scavenger hunt, storytime sessions, community booths, and arts and crafts tables. Don't miss the newest addition to the KidPLACE Gallery, New Year’s All Year Round: Food, Family, and Fun, where you can learn more about Lunar New Year cultural traditions. SHANNON LUBETICH Wing Luke Museum, Chinatown-International District (Sat Jan 18)