Pupils at All Saints Primary school, Hindley, created a Chinese dragon to celebrate Chinese New Year 2010Pupils at All Saints Primary school, Hindley, created a Chinese dragon to celebrate Chinese New Year 2010
Pupils at All Saints Primary school, Hindley, created a Chinese dragon to celebrate Chinese New Year 2010

Happy Chinese New Year - Looking back at celebrations over the years in Wigan

Chinese New Year celebrations are usually full of fun, food, crafts, traditional dance and dragons in Wigan town centre. Here are some of our favourite images that capture the spirit of the annual event from years gone by.
By Michelle Adamson
Published 12th Feb 2021, 12:08 BST

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Liverpool Hung Gar Kung Fu perform at The Grand Arcade, Wigan, part of Chinese New Year celebrations in 2017.

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Liverpool Hung Gar Kung Fu perform at The Grand Arcade, Wigan, part of Chinese New Year celebrations in 2017.

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Niamah Suffin, four, dressed up as children take part in a variety of Chinese art and crafts sessions held by members of The Confucius Classroom, part of the Chinese New Year celebrations at The Museum of Wigan Life in 2018.

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Niamah Suffin, four, dressed up as children take part in a variety of Chinese art and crafts sessions held by members of The Confucius Classroom, part of the Chinese New Year celebrations at The Museum of Wigan Life in 2018.

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Crowds gather to watch the performance in Wigan town centre, 2018.

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Crowds gather to watch the performance in Wigan town centre, 2018.

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Confucius Classroom's Aoqi Li and Wei Nan celebrate Chinese New Year with craft and lantern making at Makinson Arcade, Wigan in 2019.

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Confucius Classroom's Aoqi Li and Wei Nan celebrate Chinese New Year with craft and lantern making at Makinson Arcade, Wigan in 2019.

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