Willoughby City Council welcomes the 2026 Year of the Horse with one of Sydney’s largest Lunar New Year celebrations.
From 10am to 9pm on Saturday 21 February and 10am to 6pm on Sunday 22 February, Victoria Avenue in Chatswood will host more than 130 food and market stalls.
Two full days of outdoor entertainment, including traditional Asian music and modern pop performances. A lion dance performance on Anderson Street, entertainers throughout Chatswood Mall and near Archer Street, and pony rides, a jumping castle near Charlotte Lane, and a fortune booth offering prizes.
The Year of the Horse in the Chinese Zodiac signifies energy, freedom, ambition, and action. Those born in the Year of the Horse are brave, strong, talented, and enthusiastic.
Key Takeaways: Chatswood Lunar New Year
- Event Dates: Saturday 21 February (10am–9pm) and Sunday 22 February (10am–6pm).
- The Venue: Victoria Avenue, Chatswood will transform into a hub of activity.
- Major Attractions: Over 130 food and market stalls, plus a lion dance performance on Anderson Street.
- Family Fun: Pony rides, a jumping castle near Charlotte Lane, and a fortune booth with prizes.
- Year of the Horse: Celebrating energy, freedom, and ambition—traits associated with this zodiac sign.
