Lunar New Year is celebrated by multiple East and Southeast Asian cultures, most prominently Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese communities, along with groups such as Tibetan and Mongolian communities. It’s also observed by Asian diaspora communities around the world. It is not one identical holiday. Each culture has its own name, customs, and in some cases its own calendar calculations. That…
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No, modern Japan does not celebrate Lunar New Year as its nationwide New Year holiday. Japan’s official New Year’s Day is January 1, under the Gregorian calendar. However, some lunar-calendar… Read More
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Lunar New Year 2027 falls on Saturday, February 6, 2027. That date marks the start of a new year in the Chinese calendar and opens the Year of the Goat,… Read More
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In Uma Musume: Pretty Derby, New Year’s Resolutions is a fixed calendar event with three choices. The first choice gives a character-specific stat increase, the second gives Energy, and the… Read More
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Most resolution lists hand you a hundred options and leave you to sort through them. The better question isn’t “what are all the possible resolutions,” it’s “what kind of change… Read More
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Squirrel’s New Year’s Resolution is a picture book by Pat Miller, illustrated by Kathi Ember, about a squirrel who has never heard the word “resolution” and spends New Year’s Day… Read More
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New Year’s Eve 2026 falls on Thursday, December 31, 2026, welcoming Friday, January 1, 2027. Ann Arbor’s calendar for that night is still filling in, but two events already have… Read More
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