Chinese New Year Celebration of Stockton March 6, 2010

On Saturday. March 6th, 2010, the city of Stockton will be the site of the biggest Chinese party in the Central Valley. The parade is anticipated to be larger than last year and will continue to energize the streets of Downtown Stockton. As for the festival, it has changed venues. Instead of the Stockton Civic Auditorium, the festival is now proud to present all the entertainment and performances at the beautifully restored Fox California/Bob Hope Theatre. The festival and food court will be held at Hunter Square.

For details and information visit: Chinese New Year Celebration of Stockton

Black Oak Casino Fundraiser for Chinese New Year Celebration

 

When: Friday, January 15, 2010, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Where: Black Oak Casion
What: Fundraiser for Chinese New Year Celebration
Cost: Bus Ride $20

Santa’s Helpers Make Merry!

Twelve tables of Christmas revelers came to celebrate at the CCSS Christmas White Elephant Gift Exchange Party on Wednesday, December 9th at China Palace. Some guests scored great gifts, some got the proverbial white elephants, but all enjoyed the exchange and a sumptuous meal amidst good company & camaraderie.
Helping to make spirits even brighter were Danny and Kathy Ho, who led the guests in singing a few traditional hymns and seasonal songs. Danny also played Santa Claus by delivering some appropriate headgear for the season.

  

Left to right: Dr. Chen F. Liem, Danny Ho, Bill Elliott, Mary Huey, and Kathy Ho lead the sing-a-long

           If you missed the party this year, watch for it next December because we plan to do it again!

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