Choy Cheng 2020 in Chinatown

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.

Chinatown businesses and visitors expressed hope for a prosperous Year of the Rat on Jan. 17 with the Choy Cheng ritual, feeding envelopes of money to the Chinese lion dancers as long strings of firecrackers dispelled bad spirits, ushering in the Year of the Rat with a bang. Newly crowned Narcissus Queen Jamie Lee and her court added to the festivities.