Lunar New Year events guide
Lunar New Year 2027 Events in Manitoba
Lunar New Year's Day is Saturday, February 6, 2027, the start of the Year of the Goat. 2 celebrations are listed below, with dates, locations and directions. Next up: Lunar New Year Night | Winnipeg Jets vs. Los Angeles Kings on Wednesday, February 17 at Canada Life Centre.
Lunar New Year's Day falls on Saturday, February 6, 2027, and kicks off the Year of the Goat. In Manitoba, the celebration to plan around is in Winnipeg, where the Royal Canadian Mint lets every visitor strike a zodiac-themed token, one per guest while supplies last, with no admission charge.
It's a relaxed, family-friendly way to mark the new year, and you leave with a keepsake you pressed yourself. Lunar New Year's Eve is the day before, and celebrations often continue for about two weeks, through the Lantern Festival.
The 2027 date hasn't been announced yet. This page updates as organizers confirm dates and as more Manitoba celebrations are added, so check back.
Upcoming Lunar New Year events
Lunar New Year Night | Winnipeg Jets vs. Los Angeles Kings
Wed, Feb 17, 7:30 pm
Canada Life Centre, Winnipeg
Lunar New Year Celebration at the Royal Canadian Mint in Winnipeg
Dates to be announced
Royal Canadian Mint – Winnipeg, Winnipeg
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We are still confirming this season's celebrations with organizers. New events are added as soon as their dates are verified.
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Lunar New Year in Manitoba: common questions
When is Lunar New Year 2027?
Lunar New Year's Day is Saturday, February 6, 2027, the start of the Year of the Goat. Lunar New Year's Eve is the day before.
Are there free Lunar New Year events in Manitoba?
Yes. The Lunar New Year Celebration at the Royal Canadian Mint in Winnipeg has no admission charge. Its 2027 date is still to be announced.
Which Lunar New Year events in Manitoba are good for families?
The Royal Canadian Mint's celebration in Winnipeg, where each visitor strikes their own zodiac-themed token, is a good family pick.
Sources: event dates and details come from the organizers' official pages: Royal Canadian Mint.
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