San Francisco’s Lunar New Year celebrations for the year of the dragon Saturday night may have been the city’s most spectacular in decades, with a parade headlined by Golden Globe winner ...

Restaurants in San Francisco's Chinatown saw constant lines Saturday night, especially before and after the grand parade.

The streets of downtown San Francisco were packed Saturday evening for the annual Chinese New Year Parade and Festival.

The Chinese New Year Parade, one of two major events jamming San Francisco over the weekend, drew huge crowds Saturday for its joyful mix of acrobatic lion dancers, live drums and red fireworks ...

Tens of thousands of people descended on San Francisco Saturday to enjoy the annual Chinese New Year Parade.

The San Francisco Lunar New Year Parade is just days away. As businesses near the parade route seek to recover from the pandemic, Saturday's celebration is more than welcome.

A woman on stilts waves to the crowd at the 2025 San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade. (Matt Simons/Courthouse News) The Year of the Snake is known as the Year of the “Little Dragon” to some, an ...

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Do I need tickets to the San Francisco Chinese New Year parade? The parade is a free event. However, if you want to sit on the bleachers, you will need paid tickets to be assigned a specific section ...

Hundreds of people headed to San Francisco’s Chinatown on Saturday for the city’s inaugural Hungry Ghost Festival, presented by the Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco.

This year’s parade grand marshal was the comedian, actress, and rapper, Awkwafina. Also making an appearance along the route was Miss Chinatown and former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown.