2/8/20 Lunar New Year festival, Chinatown/International District |
USk Seattle didn’t plan a sketch outing to this year’s Lunar
New Year celebration as we did last year, and I thought I would miss it completely.
I had fully expected the day to be yet another dreary, rainy one, but the morning
sunshine surprised me. Taking advantage of the weather reprieve, Greg and I dashed
out to Chinatown/International District for the noontime festivities.
I could hear firecrackers and drums somewhere in Hing Hay
Park, signaling the appearance of the lion dancers, but from where I stood on
King Street, the red Gateway sculpture and food booths were all I could see. I
didn’t mind; the noise, crowds and food smells were enough to get me into the
spirit. And none too soon: Minutes later, it started raining again.
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