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2014 Chinese New Year Parade

February 2, 2014, 2:00pm – 4:30 p.m

Chinatown – on H Street, NW, Washington, DC between 6th and 8th Streets

Each year a parade is held in Chinatown in Washington, DC to celebrate the Chinese New Year. The event features the traditional Chinese Dragon Dance, Kung Fu demonstrations and live musical entertainment. Enjoy these pictures of the annual lunar celebration!

The parade winds around the adjoining streets. A good place to view the parade is along 7th St.

The closest Metro station is Gallery Place/Chinatown.

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