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Lunar New Year Celebrations at the‌ Eaton Center in Montreal (2026)

This article⁣ details the free activities planned for ‌the Lunar New Year at the Eaton ​Centre in Montreal in February 2026, and highlights special offerings at Time Out⁢ Market Montréal.

Lunar New year at ​Time Out Market ⁢Montréal

Time Out Market Montréal is celebrating the Lunar ‌New Year with a special offering from Le Blossom: the “Trio Nouvel An lunaire” (5 makis, 3 nigiris, and 6 hosomakis).

Eaton Centre Celebrations – February 14-15, 2026

The Eaton Centre will host a series of free events too celebrate the Lunar New Year on Saturday, February 14th and Sunday, February 15th, 2026.The schedule is as follows:

Saturday, February 14, 2026:

* ​ 12:00‍ PM: ⁣ K-pop dance performance and participatory dance​ session with East2West (a What Talent! finalist).
* 1:00 PM: ⁣ Chinese ‌ribbon dance and classical Chinese dance performance by⁤ the Phoenix Troupe.
* 2:00 PM: ⁢ Peking Opera performance featuring Aurore Liang and Michelle Jiang.
* ⁣ 3:00 PM: Lion Dance performance​ by Sifu Jimmy Chan and the Montreal Chan Lions Dance⁤ Club, accompanied by Louese ​Hu and the Chinatown Girls dance and song‌ troupe.

Sunday,‍ February 15, 2026:

* 1:00 PM: K-pop dance performance​ and participatory dance session with East2West (a What Talent! finalist).
* 2:00 PM: Peking Opera performance featuring Aurore Liang and Michelle Jiang.
* 3:00 PM: ‌ Lion Dance performance by Sifu Jimmy Chan ‌and the Montreal‍ Chan Lions Dance Club, accompanied by Louese Hu and the​ Chinatown Girls dance and song troupe.

For​ more ⁣information about Time Out ‍Market Montréal, visit https://www.timeout.com/fr/time-out-market-montreal.

Recommended:

* Complete guide to what to do in⁤ Montreal

Note: The original ⁤text contained a reference to ‍a Christmas⁢ train event. This has been removed as​ it ⁤is ⁤not relevant to the⁢ Lunar New Year celebrations. The ‍name of the talent show was corrected to What Talent! based on the context provided in​ the text.

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