Liverpool will be welcoming the Year of the Rabbit on January 22
Liverpool is preparing to celebrate Chinese New Year this weekend as the city welcomes the Year of the Rabbit.
A packed programme of free celebrations will take place on January 22 as Chinatown becomes home to a festival of colour and sound. The events will include the traditional dragon, lion and unicorn parades. Guests can also enjoy firecracker displays, family workshops, tai chi demonstrations, live music and a fairground. There will also be a selection of food and craft stalls for visitors to browse.Chinese New Year celebrations will take place in and around the Great George Square area from 11am to 5pm, with a significant number of road closures to be expected. General passenger access will be maintained at all times and traffic orders will be in place to support these measures.
Full list of road closures for Chinese New Year The following roads will be closed from 6am on Sunday, January 22. Great George Street will remain closed until 10pm on this day, but it is anticipated that all other roads will reopen earlier.
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