Celebrations to bring in the New Years

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Celebrations to bring in the New Years

Happy New Year or Happy Lunar New Year to all!

Our participates celebrated a new year in their own way this year. While January 1st, 2023 may have marked a new year for some, January 22nd, 2023 was also a new beginning for others.

No matter what day our participates acknowledge, they all had a chance to join the festivities and celebrations for both occasions.  All welcomed the new experiences on how new years are celebrated culturally.

Our participates had an opportunity to celebrate either with hats, noise makers, and a countdown, or by a class on how to make dumplings and wearing the best reds they owned.

However, it is you celebrate the new year, one thing that Worldshine knows for sure is that we have fun doing so.

 

We wish you all a very happy new or lunar new year!

 

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