February 12-28, 2026
LA County Parks celebrates the Year of the Horse with countywide festivities at over 50 park locations across Los Angeles County.
The Horse represents energy, resilience, and forward movement, and this year’s programming highlights those themes through performances, hands-on workshops, and activities that encourage creativity, confidence, and connection. Each park adds its own personality to the festivities, creating unique experiences with cultural traditions that symbolize luck, prosperity, and protection for the year ahead. Events take place at various times throughout February at parks in Whittier, La Puente, Lawndale, Arcadia, Los Angeles, Hawthorne, Rowland Heights, Covina, La Crescenta, Azusa, Cerritos, Sylmar, Compton, Kagel Canyon, Stevenson Ranch, Carson, Huntington Park, Hacienda Heights, Torrance, and more.
What to expect:
- Cultural performances
- Hands-on workshops
- Traditional activities
- Year of the Horse programming
- Over 50 park locations countywide
Check the LA County Parks website for specific dates, times, and activities at each location. Most events are free.
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What activities are available at Lunar New Year celebrations at LA County Parks?
Each park offers its own unique experience with cultural performances, hands-on workshops, and activities celebrating traditions that symbolize luck, prosperity, and protection for the year ahead.
Do you need reservations for Lunar New Year events at LA County Parks?
Reservation details vary by location—check the LA County Parks website for specific event requirements at each park.
Are Lunar New Year celebrations at LA County Parks good for all ages?
Yes, the celebrations welcome guests of all ages to explore cultural traditions and celebrate together.
When do the Lunar New Year celebrations take place?
Events take place throughout February 2026 at various times depending on the park location. Check the schedule for specific dates and times at each park.
How many LA County Parks are hosting Lunar New Year events?
Over 50 park locations across Los Angeles County are hosting celebrations with unique programming at each location.
What does the Year of the Horse represent?
The Horse represents energy, resilience, and forward movement. Programming highlights these themes through performances, workshops, and activities.
How much do Lunar New Year events at LA County Parks cost?
Most events are free. Check the LA County Parks website for specific pricing details at each location.
Which cities have participating parks?
Parks are located throughout LA County including Whittier, La Puente, Lawndale, Arcadia, Los Angeles, Hawthorne, Rowland Heights, Covina, La Crescenta, Azusa, Cerritos, Sylmar, Compton, Kagel Canyon, Stevenson Ranch, Carson, Huntington Park, Hacienda Heights, Torrance, and more.
Before You Go: Visit LA County Parks’ website for the complete schedule of events, specific park locations, times, and activity details. Events are organized by LA County Parks with support from Board of Supervisors members Hilda L. Solis, Holly J. Mitchell, Lindsey Horvath, Janice Hahn, and Kathryn Barger. Kidsguide is an independent community resource helping families discover fun events across Southern California.
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