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Beginning 17 February in 2026, the festival extends over 16 days, and will be celebrated with events and activities all over Australia. In Western Sydney, what better place to celebrate than at Fairfield City Council’s Cabramatta Lunar New Year. A yearly event loved by locals and visitors alike for its celebration of colour, culture and energy, lively entertainment and of course wonderful, delicious food.

Beginning 17 February in 2026, the festival extends over 16 days, and will be celebrated with events and activities all over Australia. In Western Sydney, what better place to celebrate than at Fairfield City Council’s Cabramatta Lunar New Year. A yearly event loved by locals and visitors alike for its celebration of colour, culture and energy, lively entertainment and of course wonderful, delicious food.

Galloping into Cabramatta Lunar New Year: Year of the Horse 

The Lunar New Year, celebrated by millions around the world, is a special time of the year, embracing cultural traditions, family reunions, and hopes for good fortune in the coming year. The Lunar New Year in 2026 farewells the introspective and intuitive Year of the Snake, and welcomes in the dynamic and energetic Year of the Horse. In many cultures, the Year of the Horse brings with it vibrant and fiery energy, symbolizing adventure, vitality, and momentum.

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