CNY FAQ 2022
Sunday 6th February, 11.30am – 5.30pm in Liverpool Chinatown.
Absolutely, yes!
This is an annual event that celebrates Chinese New Year. The event is open to everyone and is popular with families. All ages are welcome.
Yes, on Nelson Street. Accessible toilets are also available too.
At St Luke’s Bombed Out Church between 6pm – 9pm on Friday 4th to Sunday 7th February.
The Dragon / Lion parade starts at 11.15am and finishes at approx. 3.30pm. The Unicorn parade starts at 12.15pm and finishes at approx. 4pm. Both parades move through Nelson Street, Duke Street, Berry Street, Bold Street etc.
Certain roads will be closed from 6am – 10pm on Sunday 6th February including Great George Street, Duke Street, Upper Duke Street, Nelson Street, Grenville Street, South Sankey Street, Griffiths Street, Knight Street, Bold Street, Seel Street, Berry Street, Back Berry Street, Bold Place, Back Knight Street, Cookson Street, Pitt Street, Upper Pitt Street, York Street, Raffles Street, Roscoe Street, Roscoe Lane.
In addition Grenville Street South, near Hardy Street, will be closed on the evening of Friday 4th February until the end of the event and Upper Pitt Street will be closed from Hardy Street to Nelson Street from Saturday 5th February.
Yes you can, although please be aware that alcohol is strictly prohibited.
Yes, there are a variety of food and drink concessions at the event.
We will observe the measurements recommended by Central Government at the present time.
We recommend using public transport where possible. The closest train station to the celebrations is Liverpool Central.
There are car parks nearby, however, our planned road closures may affect access to these.
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