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The goal of this event is to create an engaging and inclusive Lunar New Year celebration that fosters cultural exchange and community building among students and local attendees. Through traditional food, hands-on activities, and interactive discussions, we aim to provide an authentic experience of Lunar New Year traditions from China, Korea, and Vietnam. The event encourages social connections, active participation, and a lively atmosphere while ensuring smooth organization and logistics. Ultimately, we strive to leave a lasting impact by promoting cultural awareness, strengthening friendships, and creating memorable experiences that participants can take with them beyond the celebration.
Happy Year of the SNAKE!
Have you ever wondered what Lunar New Year is like in China, Korea, and Vietnam?
Meet us at Studenterhus Aarhus and celebrate the Lunar New Year’s Eve with a super fun evening of Lunar New Year traditional food and intercultural exchanges!!!
Date: January 28
Time: 18:30 - 01:00
Price: 50 DKK (only 50 tickets available)
Sign up before: 24 January
Get your ticket here: https://event.it/studenterhusaarhus/lunarnewyear
Schecule:
18:30: Make New Year crafts and decorations!
19:30: Prepare dinner together!
20:30: Eat dinner! (Plus an appetizer and yum-yum dessert~)
Appetizer: Tteokguk (Korean)
Main: Dumplings (Chinese)
Dessert: Sweet snacks (Vietnam)
22:00 Karaoke session!
24:00 New Year's Eve countdown
【Activity Corner】
Have a question?: You will meet volunteers from each culture, to whom you can ask and get answers to any question about our Lunar New Year traditions.
During dinner, we will also watch a presentation about the different Lunar New Year traditions from Vietnam, Korea, and China!
Red Envelopes of Your Life Philosophy: We’ll make red envelopes together, for everyone to share and exchange their life philosophy. (Good wisdom should be worth more than a bit of money, no?! Plus some envelopes have beer tickets!) XD
Get your curious self out and take away some cultural insights!
【Dress code】
• RED AND/OR YELLOW!
• Or whatever that represents your mood for the Lunar New Year
• Even better, shine bright by wearing your traditional costumes
