For people who celebrate New Year January first there is yet another opportunity for a new beginning celebrating the Lunar New Year this February—and in the case of one area restaurant, celebrating in March.
Lunar New Year or sometimes called Chinese New Year is a celebration observed by many Eastern and Southeast Asian cultures. 2026 is the year of the horse—the fire horse to be more precise.
The horse, associated with speed and endurance, is the seventh animal in the Chinese zodiac. This year’s lunar new year falls on Tuesday, Feb.17, but celebrations span weeks for many people…