Chinese New Year Festival & Parade in San Francisco

San Francisco's Chinese New Year Parade was Saturday. Here's what to know.
Tens of thousands of people descended on San Francisco Saturday to enjoy the annual Chinese New Year Parade. This year's parade celebrated the Year of the Snake. The annual parade in San Francisco is thought to be the largest such lunar new year celebration outside of China.
Photos: Chinese New Year Festival & Parade in San Francisco
Thousands of Bay Area residents celebrated the Year of the Snake at the San Francisco’s Chinese New Year Parade on Saturday. The Year of the Snake symbolizes rebirth and regeneration, and with the snake’s element being wood in 2025, it also represents growth and flexibility.
Photos: Chinese New Year Parade
Thousands of viewers watched the annual Chinese New Year Parade on Saturday. Here are some photos from the day.
WATCH: 2025 San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade
From the faces to the floats, the dances and drums, The 2025 San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade took to the streets, with American-Chinese actor and longtime SF resident Joan Chen kicking off the event as this year's grand marshall. Thousands packed the city in anticipation of the annual celebration.
San Francisco's Chinese New Year parade goes off with a bang
The celebrations for San Francisco's Chinese New Year parade to welcome the year of the snake started off with a bang.
Chinese New Year parade showcases San Francisco’s ‘new leaf’
The raucous annual event broadcast a message of optimism for the Year of the Snake throughout a city that claims to be turning things around.
Meet the man behind the dragon in SF Chinese New Year parade
Albert Jang with Leung’s White Crane Dragon & Lion Dance Association provides an inside glimpse at San Francisco’s inconic Lunar New Year dragon. The team consisting of 100 members from aournd the country gathered on Saturday,
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