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Chinatown Adelaide SA Inc.

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Address: 18 Moonta Street 5000 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: https://www.chinatownadelaide.net

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24.01.2022 Still looking for an opportunity to enter new market? This time will be your great chance. Every year, Chinatown Lunar New Year Street Party cordially invite all people who are seeking for new opportunities to promote their businesses. We still have a few stall spaces available, please contact Jack Wong for more information. [email protected]

24.01.2022 A barbecue party is the most popular way for young people getting together in China. Especially at late night out in summer, having some delicious street barbecue, lamb skewers and refreshing cold beer, sitting in an open area and chatting with friends will never go wrong. Chicken wings, prawns, octopus and vegetables are usually marinated before put them on grill, and finishing up with some cumin and chilli. In our Street Party this year, we have prepared a variety of barbecues for you. Come and try them, you wont regret! 1st Feb, 12pm at Chinatown

23.01.2022 LUNAR NEW YEAR STREET PARTY IS TMR!! When: Saturday, Feb 1st, 12pm-9:30pm Where: Chinatown Adelaide (Gouger Street & Moonta Street) Why: The biggest event in Chinatown every year. Who: You and all your families and friends... What: Street food, drinks, performance, photos and New Year celebration. Cost: Free entry! Parking: Wright St, Morphett St, Sturt St, UPark Central Market For accurate road closure information, please check the latest news on https://www.cityofadelaide.com.au Transport & Parking Road closure (Between 4:00 am Saturday 1 February to 4:00 am Sunday 2 February 2020):-Gouger Street, between entrance of the Adelaide Central Market car park and Morphett Street - Moonta Street, between Gouger Street and Grote Street - Field Street, between Gouger Street and Wright Court - Compton Street, between Gouger Street and a point approximately 50 metres south - Witcombe Street, between Gouger Street and a point approximately 50 metres north - California Street in its entirety

23.01.2022 Due to the weather condition and high volume of visitors in tomorrow's Street Party, warm tip to everyone: please take umbrellas and other rain gear, also wear warm clothes and comfortable shoes. We have also provided hand sanitizers and anti-bacterial wipes in each stall for hygiene and sanitary protection. If you feel unwell or injured, please seek for our emergency medical station located at the corner of Gouger St. and Field St. We truly wish everyone will have an enjoyable Street Party day and Happy Lunar New Year!

23.01.2022 Chinatown is safe!

23.01.2022 Chinese New Year is almost here! Its not all about fun but also a celebration of culture, and something to make your holiday very special. Therere so many interesting features for you to discover in our street party. Come and head down to our exciting event with your mates and families, dont miss out!

19.01.2022 The 17th Chinatown Lunar New Year Street Party was very successful. Many thanks to everyone’s support and help! We hope you all enjoyed our food, drinks and performances, even we had experienced lots of difficulties but eventually everything went great and we could not make it without all of your support . Thanks to all performers who had presented those amazing shows , all volunteers for your contribution and people who made all kinds of delicious food, wine and all of our s...ponsors. During the event, our Lunar New Year official tote bag were all sold out and all sales had donated to SA Bushfire Appeal. Our Premier Steven Marshall and City Mayor Sandy Verschoor also announced exciting news together that the State Government and the Adelaide City Council will spend $4 million to revamp Moonta St. We are looking forward to see the new development and wish a fresh start to everyone in 2020. We realise there are still lots of challenges to overcome however as long as we all stand together as one community nothing can beat us. See more

19.01.2022 . A series of magnificent Chinese New Year celebration activities will begin on the first day of the lunar month. No matter in the cities or countrysides around China, all families and friends will visit each other for Spring Festival greeting and gathering! Normally the younger members of the family will show their courtesy to the elders such as grandparents and parents. New year money will be placed inside red envelopes known as red packets, and will be given by the elders represent luck and wealth in the new year. 01/02/2020 12pm at Chinatown

18.01.2022 Once in a year Christmas Party of Chinatown Adelaide of SA was successfully and happily held in the Aces bar last night. Once again, we appreciate the generous support from SA Gov, City of Adelaide, Consulate-general of PRC in Adelaide, corporate sponsors, members and friends. Especially thanks to our VIP speakers Assistant Minister to the Premier Hon. Jing Lee MLC, Vice Consul-General of PRC in Adelaide Lijun Pi, Deputy Lord Mayor of the City of Adelaide Alexander Hyde and president of CASA Dato Herman Chin and also thanks to our executive committee members and your hard work. We wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! We look forward to seeing you again in our 2020 Lunar New Year Celebration Gala Dinner and Street Party.

18.01.2022 Bubble tea was invented in Taiwan and has been around there more than 30 years. The traditional bubble tea is to pour milk into fresh brewed tea, shake it well and finally add your favorite topping such as pearls or jelly to make your own unique drink! Already slobbering? #bubletea #streetparty

17.01.2022 We can make this summer even hotter, spicy spicy spicy! Hotpot is one of the most welcomed and featured cuisine in China, and is now very popular in Adelaide as well. Traditionally it usually takes about six hours to cook the tasty and spicy soup base with hot chilli, pepper, bay leaf, cinnamon, star anise and other spices. You can now meet all different kinds of hotpot in our Street Party and select your favourite spot. Lets tour in the hotpot wonderland.

15.01.2022 Chinese martial arts, referred as Kungfu, which consists a number of fighting styles that have developed over the centuries in China. Now, people practice Kungfu mainly for bodybuilding or fitness purposes. Want to see some Kungfu shows and understand more Chinese traditions? Please come and see at Chinatown Street Party. #kungfu

15.01.2022 The best way to beat the heat is to drink a frosty beer. The upcoming Chinese Lunar New Year Street Party in Chinatown will prepare a variety of cold beers for you, not only local Aussie beer, but also well-known Chinese beer. Come and check them out yourself! #beer #wine

14.01.2022 Peking opera is the most dominant form of Chinese traditional opera which combines music, vocal performance, mime, dance and acrobatics originated in Beijing in the late 18th century. In the early years of Peking Opera, all the actors were men, the role of women were played by young boys. The stories fell into two main categories - wen (civil theatre) which focus on love and family stories, and wu (military theatre) which focus on wars and fights. Peking opera has also well spread to many overseas Chinese communities in order to inherit and represent Chinese culture. If you are a fan of traditional music and vocal performance, you certainly dont want to miss the Peking opera show at Chinatowns Street Party! 1 DAY LEFT! 01/02/2020 12PM AT CHINATOWN

13.01.2022 Have you ever tried Chinese hamburger before? It is a very popular and well-known snack originally from North-west of China, its irresistible taste and ingredients are definitely something you dont want to miss out! There are also many varieties of this specialty food from different regions of China for you to taste, so come and eat along. (1st Feb, 12pm at Chinatown)

13.01.2022 Tired of listening to modern western music? How about enjoy some traditional Chinese musical instruments! Explore our exciting entertainment programs and join our shows. #streetparty #chinesestyle

12.01.2022 2020 will mark the 17th Chinatown Adelaide Lunar New Year Street Party, from Moonta Street off Gouger will host the festivities, you can experience live music, market stalls, pop-up food stalls, and, of course, a lion dance! And this Year of the Rat will see the best community event ever staged by CASA. Join us to paint our town RED together! In addition, we are opening for any sponsorship, stallholders, performers, and volunteers. Please find out more in our attachments: Spo...nsorship application: https://www.chinatownadelaide.net/sponsorship Stallholders application: https://www.chinatownadelaide.net/sponsorship Performers application: https://www.wenjuan.com/s/eARrmyq/ (English) https://www.wenjuan.com/s/qaaIJrX/ () See more

11.01.2022 Chinese calligraphy and painting were established in the Han dynasty and they were the most prestige ancient Chinese art forms. All well educated men and some court women were expected to be proficient at it. Good calligraphy needs an exquisite brush to control, the actual writing with rapid and spontaneous strokes will be ideal. Many of the ancient scripts are still imitated today in modern Chinese writing. Prior and during the Chinese New Year, people will write calligraphy for their best wishes, poems and lucky words. You will also see these traditional art works in our Street Party.

11.01.2022 Lets celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year in our Street Party! Its a carnival of food and drinks. You can have your favourite drinks all at once. Traditional Bubble Tea, fruit drinks, yogurt, Chinese and Australian made wine and beer, will keep you chill out in hot summer and make your day even more cheerful. (1st Feb, 12pm at Chinatown)

11.01.2022 Jiaozi (Dumplings) signify family reunion, luck and wealth. In northern China, families traditionally spend New Year's Eve together and prepare the dumplings, which are eaten at midnight. The crescent shape of jiaozi symbolizes wealth and prosperity because of the resemblance to ancient Chinese money (silver ingots). We definitely have different kinds of dumplings made for you at the Street Party, steamed or fried, you are going to love them!

10.01.2022 Street Party is happening. So many food is waiting for you. Happy Lunar New Year Adelaide!

09.01.2022 Lets have a cold drink at the Street Party. No matter what youre after, whether a fresh fruit juice, creamy smoothie or a cup of yummy bubble tea, pick up your holiday mood and party with us! #goodvibe #colddrink

08.01.2022 Tomorrow Street Party YiFang will be join that. If you spend $10 buy milk tea will be have a small doll and if you pay $15 buy milk tea will be have a large doll. Are you interested? See you tomorrow Chinatown Adelaide SA Inc.

07.01.2022 YOU ASKED FOR IT! THE ULTIMATE LIST OF CHINESE FOOD IN ADELAIDE! If you're looking for the best of the best for Asian food, we've got you covered. Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Indonesian, Indian and more for you to check out on the day, plan your route.

06.01.2022 The history of making firework began with the ancient Chinese Han dynasty in 202 BC. As the legend goes, a monster called Nian came out to eat villagers and destroy their houses in the New Years Eve. The villagers discovered that burning dry bamboo could produce an explosive sound to scared away the monster. Therefore, one of the main reasons to play fireworks was to scare away evil spirits.

03.01.2022 Our official Lunar New Year Tote Bag is LAUNCHED, $20 ONLY! All sales money will be donated to SA Bushfire Appeal. Rebuild the families and losses from the bushfire disaster still need your help! You can purchase this tote bag at Chinatown Associations offical stall at Street Party on 1st of Feb 2020. Or, leave your purchase request online via the Chinatown Adelaide SA Inc. facebook messenger.

02.01.2022 Be prepared for this years Street Party and you must know a few traditions about the Chinese Lunar New Year. Traditional and new clothes will be worn during the Spring Festival. Greeting lucky words will be cut with red paper for window decoration. Dumplings and sweet soup pudding balls have to be eaten and wish for better wealth, happiness and luck for the coming year.... #streetparty #chinesestyle See more

01.01.2022 The 17th Chinatown Lunar New Year Street Party was very successful. Many thanks to everyones support and help! We hope you all enjoyed our food, drinks and performances, even we had experienced lots of difficulties but eventually everything went great and we could not make it without all of your support . Thanks to all performers who had presented those amazing shows , all volunteers for your contribution and people who made all kinds of delicious food, wine and all of our s...ponsors. During the event, our Lunar New Year official tote bag were all sold out and all sales had donated to SA Bushfire Appeal. Our Premier Steven Marshall and City Mayor Sandy Verschoor also announced exciting news together that the State Government and the Adelaide City Council will spend $4 million to revamp Moonta St. We are looking forward to see the new development and wish a fresh start to everyone in 2020. We realise there are still lots of challenges to overcome however as long as we all stand together as one community nothing can beat us. See more