CNY 2023 Year of the Rabbit

Click below to see some of our recent performances and events from Chinese New Year 2023. Wishing everyone good health and good fortune in the Year of the Rabbit!

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Celebrating AANHPI Heritage Month @lansuchinesegarden
82nd Avenue of Roses Parade 2023 Photos by Samantha Swindler | The Oregonian/OregonLive @theoregonian
#Repost @isbdragons ・・・ International Night 2023! Thank you to our amazing families, students, and staff for showing up and supporting ISB! GO DRAGONS!!!! 🐲🐲🐲
#Repost @lansuchinesegarden ・・・ Last day for our #LNYatLanSu celebration! 🐉❤️ We want to give a huge thank you to our visitors for celebrating the new year with us as well as a huge thank you to our volunteers, program partners, and sponsors for mak
#Repost @lansuchinesegarden ・・・ This Thursday we’re having a Lion Dance Workshop! 🦁 Come to the garden for exciting fun and a hands-on experience of traditional lion dance with Nick Lee of Portland Lee’s Association Lion Dance Team! Don&
#Repost @theoregonian ・・・ At the entrance of Portland’s Lan Su Chinese Garden, dancers clad in brightly colored lion costumes strutted, rolled and mingled with excited children Sunday. The lion dancers — four people in two costumes—
Happy Year of the Rabbit! 🐰Celebrating Lunar New Year @lansuchinesegarden
Happy Chinese New Year! Gung Hay Fat Choy! Sun nien fai lok!🧧

2022 Mid-Autumn Moonlight Market & Festival at Lan Su Garden →

That is a WRAP for the very first Mid-Autumn Moonlight Market! 🌟 Over 3000 visitors joined in to celebrate #MidAutumnAtLanSu 🥮 A big thank-you to all of the talented performers, amazing vendors, hard working volunteers and staff of Lan Sun Garden! 🐇 #中秋節快樂 !!

2017 Lee's Association Annual Picnic

Portland Lee's Association held their annual picnic at Oaks Amusement Park on Saturday, July 8, 2017 in Picnic Area 4.

About 110 persons attended the event which began at noon with a Dragon Dance and Lion Dance performed by the Lee's Association Dragon & Lion Dance Team.

Food served consisted of Roast Rig, Fried Rice, Chow Mein, Fried Chicken, Hot Dogs, Watermelon and an assortment of desserts and ice cream.

There were games for the kids and a spinning prize wheel.

Scholarships were awarded to Gloria Saepharn and Brian Lee to help them in their continuing education at Mt. Hood Community College and Portland State University.  $250 was awarded to each individual with the funds provided by Franklin and Sherry Quan.

Lee's Association Dragon & Lion Dance Team in Grand Floral Parade

The Portland Lee's Association Dragon & Lion Dance Team will be Entry #95 in the 2017 Portland Rose Festival Grand Floral Parade on Saturday, June 10, 2017. Parade starts at 10 am and will be telecast live on KPTV Channel 12.

The parade route is 4.3 miles and begins at Veteran's Memorial Coliseum in NE Portland and ends at Lincoln High School in SW Portland.

This year, the entry will consist of the team banner, 2 flags, 3 lions and 2 dragons plus musicians playing drum, gong and cymbals. Volunteers from community partner Oregon Chinese Coalition will be helping.

Lee's Association Dragon & Lion Dance Team wins Best Marching Entry

The Portland Lee's Association Dragon & Dance Team was the winner of the Best Marching Entry award for their participation in the 2017 Portland Rose Festival Starlight Parade on Saturday, June 3, 2017.  Led by the team banner and two huge triangular flags adorned with LEDs mounted on 12 foot poles, the entry consisted of four LED lions, a fifty foot long illuminated dragon and the musicians playing drum, gong and cymbals.

This is the second time the team has won the Best Marching Entry award.