Sydney is alive with the vibrant celebrations of the Chinese Lunar New Year, especially in the bustling Darling Harbour, where cultural decorations and energetic performances set the scene for festive excitement.

This year, the Lunar New Year kicked off on Wednesday, January 29, welcoming the Year of the Snake—representing grace, wisdom, and transformation, the Snake holds deep cultural significance, enriching the celebrations across the city.

From mouthwatering dining experiences and thrilling live entertainment to interactive events, there’s plenty to explore until February 16th!

Darling Harbour highlights include:

• Chinese Garden of Friendship – A unique snake artwork encounter blending traditional Chinese culture with First Nations histories
• Fireworks & Jet Pack Shows – Dazzling displays lighting up the night sky
• Cultural Entertainment – Traditional music, live performances, and more

Danny Chifley chats with Adam Shumack during breakfast on 2SER regarding the event…