Bringing in the Chinese New Year
The Crown Promenade was again Melbourne’s centre of attention for the Chinese New Year celebrations with a carnival market and concert performances, attracting a huge crowd.
The loss of the planned 100 metre dragon on Sandridge bridge to Docklands (you’d think the council would want people to see it!) didn’t dampen the party which took place over three days on January 31-February 1.
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