This local guide will help you to mark the beginning of the Year of the Rabbit with food and programming from Philly and other local restaurants and attractions.

Explore many digital offerings including an introduction to the zodiac, historical art made into virtual puzzles, and info about how Lunar New Year is celebrated in several countries.

Each year, Apple commissions a director to create a short film for Chinese New Year. 2022's film (shot on an iPhone 13 Pro) kicks off the Year of the Tiger with the story of a father, a son and a forgotten village with an out-of-this-world dream.

Hello Prosper is a local company created to "craft hands-on educational products that serve interracial & intercultural families to embrace Asian traditions, one untold story at a time." They created a digital calendar which includes holidays from 19 Asian ethnicities, remembrance days, and "a daily dose of Asian culture worth celebrating." The calendar is being offered for free so that educators may use it to promote inclusion, representation, and decolonization of the education system, but it is available to all for a suggested donation.

The virtual galleries of the Palace Museum are an engaging, visual way to learn about the history and culture of China. Established in 1925 and located in the heart of Beijing, the Palace Museum was installed in the imperial palace of two consecutive dynasties - the Ming (1368-1644) and the Qing (1644-1911). You can virtually tour many of its exhibits, including a virtual Tranquility Garden and Lantern Festival experience.