(Saturday, January 14, 2023) Night in Chinatown Festival: Food trucks and booths, beverage vendors, and crafters had crowds shopping-eating-and-greeting one another around through the evening...
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(Saturday, January 14, 2023) Night in Chinatown Festival and Lunar New Year Parade: the parade began on Hotel Street and Richards Street near the Hawaii State Capitol lawn. Parade watchers and participants line Hotel Street at Alakea Street, looking east/Koko Head bound as the Parade would head west/Ewa bound on Hotel, to River Street.
(Saturday, January 14, 2023) Night in Chinatown Festival and Lunar New Year Parade’s official banner at the opening to the parade on Hotel Street at Alakea Street.
(Saturday, January 14, 2023) Night in Chinatown Festival and Lunar New Year Parade: the 2023 parade’s title sponsor – American Savings Bank, F.S.B., walked the parade route…
(Saturday, January 14, 2023) Night in Chinatown Festival and Lunar New Year Parade: the 2023 parade’s title sponsor American Savings Bank, F.S.B., walked the parade and their group had “dragons” with kalo/taro leaves decorating its costume….
(Saturday, January 14, 2023) Night in Chinatown Festival and Lunar New Year Parade: Traditional Chinese folk music group marched along Hotel Street toward River Street…
(Saturday, January 14, 2023) Night in Chinatown Festival: Beretania Street between Maunakea Street and Aala Street was blocked for food vendors and the entertainment stage that featured martial arts demos. Food, beverage, and Year of the Rabbit goods were available for sale…
(Saturday, January 14, 2023) Night in Chinatown Festival: local food and beverage favorites were available for sale in the block party and nearby shops…
(Saturday, January 14, 2023) Night in Chinatown Festival: view of Beretania Street looking east/Koko Head direction at River Street…
