From markets to festivals to just stuffing your face with delicious food, here's our pick of Chinese New Year events around Melbourne
First published on 19 Jan 2011 . Updated on 29 Jan 2012 .
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Although Chinese New Year falls on January 23 this year, the celebrations will be going for a whole week all over Melbourne. The year of the dragon celebrations will include street stalls, firecrackers and over 50 performances – and that's just in the CBD!
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0m - Do you like art, alcohol and eating? Well have we got an exciting surprise...
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Impress friends, colleagues and even your accountant with a bargain set...
60m - Tropicana is the stalwart of the Melbourne juicing scene, and not easy to...
89m - Tucked away in one of Melbourne’s cosy laneways, the Little Mule Co. café...
106m - BBB is small brother to Seven Seeds in Carlton and features a small...
122m - Named for the printing press that was once here, Manchester Press has...
0m - Trend seekers may have defected to mod-Asian diner Chin Chin earlier this...
15m - Located in a laneway off a laneway, Penny Blue is worth the search for those...
136m - Gently lit by lamps and candles, this easily-missed little bar offers a cosy...
202m - After a quiet drink or an after work rager? Khokolat bar is a please all...
205m - Four floors of fun: a restaurant, bar, lounge and private space and our...
211m - With standup comedy Thursday and Sunday nights, Open Mic Wednesday, cinema...
13m - Delivering cutting edge labels to those in the know, Fat stocks hand picked...
38m - Melbourne's Chinatown is a colourful area lined with restaurants, karaoke...
49m - Sure, gag gifts are juvenile. And there’s always a chance they’ll...
83m - The Foundation for Young Australians (FYA) is a non-profit organisation...
95m - Contemporary international pop, lowbrow, pop surrealism and underground art...
96m - The practitioners of Captains of Industry are “Practical Men of Wide...