Lunar New Year 2017: Saturday, January 28

Lunar New Year 2017 date

28 January 2017Saturday
Countdown
3556 days ago
Rule
First day of the first lunar month, anchored to the new moon in Beijing time
Type
Cultural holiday

Lunar New Year dates, 2014–2026

YearDateDay
Lunar New Year 2014 January 31 Friday
Lunar New Year 2015 February 19 Thursday
Lunar New Year 2016 February 8 Monday
Lunar New Year 2017 January 28 Saturday
Lunar New Year 2018 February 16 Friday
Lunar New Year 2019 February 5 Tuesday
Lunar New Year 2020 January 25 Saturday
Lunar New Year 2021 February 12 Friday
Lunar New Year 2022 February 1 Tuesday
Lunar New Year 2023 January 22 Sunday
Lunar New Year 2024 February 10 Saturday
Lunar New Year 2025 January 29 Wednesday
Lunar New Year 2026 February 17 Tuesday

About Lunar New Year

Lunar New Year, also called Chinese New Year or the Spring Festival, begins on the new moon that starts the first lunar month, between January 21 and February 20. Each year belongs to one of twelve zodiac animals.

Printable January 2017 calendar

Lunar New Year is marked on the calendar. Type your plans, then print it or open the January 2017 calendar page.

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Questions and answers

What day is Lunar New Year 2017?

Lunar New Year 2017 falls on Saturday, January 28.

Is Lunar New Year a federal holiday?

No. Lunar New Year is not a federal holiday in the US, so government offices, banks and schools follow their normal schedule unless they choose otherwise.

When is Lunar New Year 2018?

Lunar New Year 2018 falls on Friday, February 16.

Why does the date of Lunar New Year change each year?

It follows the Chinese lunisolar calendar: the first new moon of the first lunar month falls between January 21 and February 20.

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