Chinese New Year Family Day
Come along to Kelvin Hall on Saturday 28th February to celebrate Chinese New Year and the year of the horse with amazing activities from Glasgow Life Museums!
About Chinese New Year Family Day
Join us to celebrate the year of the horse with our annual Chinese New Year family fun day at Kelvin Hall!
Come along and try a variety of Chinese games for families. Have a go at table tennis, badminton and learn a Chinese ribbon dance. Make your own paper crafts and hang your wish on our wishing tree!
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