Awaken the Fire Horse: Chinese New Year Celebration at Sadana Center (Feb 20)
- Shifu Orlando Schiaffino
- Feb 17
- 3 min read
Happy Chinese New Year 2026!
Chinese New Year is one of the most vibrant and meaningful celebrations worldwide. In 2026, the festivities take on a special significance as we welcome the Year of the Fire Horse.
This year symbolizes boldness, action, and transformative energy. It encourages everyone to embrace change and pursue their goals with passion.
At the Sadana Center, we invite you and your family to join us for a memorable evening filled with tradition, joy, and community spirit on Friday, February 20, at 6:30 pm.
What the Year of the Fire Horse Means
The Horse is a powerful symbol in Chinese culture, representing strength, freedom, and energy. When combined with the element of Fire, these traits become even more intense. The Fire Horse year is rare and is believed to bring about significant changes and opportunities. People born in this year are often seen as courageous, energetic, and determined.
This year encourages everyone to:
Take bold steps toward personal and professional goals
Embrace transformation and new beginnings
Act with passion and confidence
The energy of the Fire Horse inspires us to break free from old patterns and move forward with enthusiasm.
The 15-Day Celebration and Lantern Festival
Chinese New Year celebrations traditionally last for 15 days, starting on the first day of the lunar calendar and ending with the Lantern Festival. In 2026, the Lantern Festival falls on March 3. This festival marks the end of the New Year festivities with beautiful lantern displays, cultural performances, and family gatherings.
During these two weeks, families and communities come together to:
Share special meals
Participate in traditional games and activities
Decorate homes with red lanterns and paper cuttings
Honor ancestors and cultural heritage
The Lantern Festival is a highlight, symbolizing hope, unity, and the welcoming of light into the new year.
Join the Sadana Center Celebration
At the Sadana Center, we have a long tradition of celebrating Chinese New Year with warmth and authenticity. This year, we are excited to host a special event on February 20, 2026, starting at 6:30 pm. Our venue will be beautifully decorated with traditional red lanterns and intricate paper cuttings to create an immersive cultural experience.
What to Expect: Chinese New Year celebration at Sadana Center
Our celebration offers a variety of activities, designed to honor the spirit of the Fire Horse and Chinese New Year traditions:
Traditional Decorations: Experience the vibrant atmosphere with authentic red lanterns and paper art, and enchanting music that will transport you to the heart of Chinese culture.
An altar that honors the spirits of our ancestors, decorated with offerings of flowers, incense, tea, and fruits.
Delicious Food: Enjoy a selection of dishes and festive treats that will delight your taste and bring families together.
Fun activities: Participate in fun games, with chances to win exciting prizes and raffles.
Photo Booth: Capture memories with friends and family in our themed photo booth.
Qigong Session: Join a calming Qigong practice to balance energy and welcome the new year with mindfulness.
Community Spirit: Connect with friends, and family as we celebrate together and share in the joy of the New Year.
How to Reserve Your Spot
Our celebration is open to everyone interested in experiencing the richness of Chinese New Year. To ensure a smooth and enjoyable evening, we encourage you to Register Here
Bringing your family and friends will make the night even more special as you share in the traditions and excitement of the Year of the Fire Horse.
Don't Miss Out!
Mark your calendars and bring your friends and family along for an evening filled with joy, laughter, and unforgettable memories. Let’s kick off the new year with positivity and excitement! We can’t wait to see you there!
Let's make this celebration one to remember!
Gong Hey Fat Choy!
Happy Chinese New Year!
Master Shifu Orlando Schiaffino & Simo Ana
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