Woking Chinese New Year | Everything You Need To Know!
The annual Woking Chinese New Year celebration brings the town to life with fantastic entertainment and vibrant festivities.
It’s the perfect chance for everyone to come together and enjoy the cultural experience.
Here at Gorse Hill we’re just a short drive away, and many of our guests love to join in the fun.
In this guide we’ve included everything you need to know about the event!
When Is Woking’s Chinese New Year Event in 2027?
The date for the 2027 Woking Chinese New Year celebrations have not yet been released.
Who Organises The Woking Chinese New Year Event?
The Chinese Association of Woking leads the organisation of the event, supported by Woking Borough Council.
A dedicated team of volunteers also plays a vital role in keepping everything running smoothly.
Together, they build a sense of community, connection, and joy, ensuring the celebration is genuinely memorable for everyone involved.
What To Expect At The Chinese New Year Parade
This colourful event in Surrey is packed with exciting things to see and do.
From the vibrant parade performance to traditional Chinese food stalls, there’s something for everyone.
Past entertainment has included live singers, dancers, material art demonstrations, interactive calligraphy, face painting, and even a traditional lion dance.
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We hope you’ve enjoyed learning more about this fantastic annual event and that it’s inspired you to join the next one.
For more ideas on what to do in the area, take a look at our article on the "10 Best Things To Do In Woking".
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FAQS About The Woking Chinese New Year Event
Is the Woking Chinese New Year event free to attend?
Yes, the Woking Chinese New Year event is free for all to attend. Enjoy the parade, entertainment, and festivities at no cost with opportunities to make donations if you wish.
Where does it take place?
The special celebration usually spreads across the town centre with the parade forming on Victoria Way before winding through key streets. Festivities and stalls are typically set up around Jubilee Square, Mercia Walk and the high street, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Key details will be shared by the official organisers.
Is there parking available near the event?
Yes, there are several car parks within walking distance of the event in Woking town centre, with Victoria Place being the largest. However, spaces can fill up quickly so it’s best to arrive early or consider using public transport.
When is Chinese New Year 2027?
Chinese New Year itself falls on Saturday 6th February 2027 and it is the year of the goat (or sheep/ram).