A Chinese New Year celebration will take over Glasgow this weekend.
To mark the beginning of the Lunar New Year, Glasgow City Chambers will host an event, launching a 15-day festival.
On Sunday, February 2, the closed-door civic reception will include a lion dance and more entertainment.
Prominent buildings across the city will also light up in red.
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Catherine Rossine, ng homes chair said: “We have been pleased to support the work of the Chinese community for many years, sharing their culture and celebrations with our communities and the city of Glasgow.
“ng homes are delighted to support the Chinese New Year celebrations once again.
“Although the festivities are taking a slightly different shape this year, it is wonderful to see the colour, sights and sounds return to Glasgow once again. The celebrations continue to go from strength to strength and we hope to see it continue for many years to come.
“Wishing everyone Kung Hei Fat Choi – Happy New Year”.
The Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is one of the most important festival events in the Chinese calendar.
The Lunar Year 2025, which starts on Wednesday 29 January, celebrates the Year of the Snake, concluding with the Lantern Festival on Wednesday, February 12.
The Year of the Snake is said to symbolise wisdom and transformation and is seen as very important in offering opportunities for personal growth and change.
