The ZYKFA will be performing several times throughout the 15 day period (sometimes before and after as well). Keep your eyes on the calendar and make sure to sign up in order to participate in the wonderful shows we will be performing in.

The ZYKFA will be closed the foloowing days: Thr. 2/19, Fri. 2/20 and Sat. 2/21

Some info on the Chinese New Year:

Chinese New Year's date is calculated according to the Chinese lunar calendar, hence the date is different each year on the Gregorian (internationally used) calendar.

Officially Chinese New Year is celebrated on Chuyi (初一 /choo-ee/ the very first day of the new year, Chinese New Year's Day) and Chuxi (除夕 /choo-sshee/ the last day of the previous year, Chinese New Year's Eve).

Traditionally though celebrations can start much earlier than Chinese New Year's Eve. Some people start to celebrate from three weeks before. The date is called Laba (腊八 /laa-baa/ the eighth day of the twelfth Chinese month), while more people celebrate from one week before — the 23rd of the twelfth month.

There are also two different closing dates. Officially it is the day when the one week holiday ends, usually the sixth day of Chinese New Year. Traditionally the ending day is the fifteenth day of the first Chinese calendar month — theLanternFestival. Read more on day-by-day celebrations for this grandest of Chinese festivals.