The magical Twilight Parade will weave its way,
dragon-style, under the beauty of an evening sky illuminated by giant
projections on Sydney's
buildings. Experience pre-parade entertainment, including street art,
dancers and acrobats, and as dusk descends, a giant dragon head leading the
Parade through our city.
Delight in the homage to the many Chinese restaurants named after the dragon, with cooking utensils, yum cha trolleys and plate spinners. Discover the different representations of this mythical beast in Asian and Western cultures, thrill to the Bruce Lee Enter the Dragon tribute, and swing back in time to the famous Dragon Balls held in Sydney’s Trocadero during the 1930s to 1950s.
Visitors from Chengdu, China, are bringing a giant panda
float, singers and dancers. There are also groups from Beijing, fabulous floats
from local Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese communities, lanterns, fire
breathing and martial arts – all winding their way back to the last float of
all, the dragon’s tail.
With over 2900 performers, this is one extravaganza that you won’t want to miss!
Delight in the homage to the many Chinese restaurants named after the dragon, with cooking utensils, yum cha trolleys and plate spinners. Discover the different representations of this mythical beast in Asian and Western cultures, thrill to the Bruce Lee Enter the Dragon tribute, and swing back in time to the famous Dragon Balls held in Sydney’s Trocadero during the 1930s to 1950s.
Visitors from Chengdu, China, are bringing a giant panda
float, singers and dancers. There are also groups from Beijing, fabulous floats
from local Chinese, Korean, and Vietnamese communities, lanterns, fire
breathing and martial arts – all winding their way back to the last float of
all, the dragon’s tail.With over 2900 performers, this is one extravaganza that you won’t want to miss!
Date: 29 January Time:
8:00 pm to 9:45 pm
Location: Town Hall
to Chinatown, Sydney,
Australia
Phone: 02 9265 9333
Fee: FREE. Limited grandstand seating available at St Andrew's Square
and Harbour Street.
Tickets $66 - call for bookings and further information.
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