Lan Su Chinese Garden

Lion Dance Performance (3:00 PM)
2026-03-01 15:00 - 15:30, 2026-03-07 15:00 - 15:30, 2026-03-08 15:00 - 15:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Lan Su Chinese Garden, 239 NW Everett Street, Portland, OR, 97209, United States
Saturdays & Sundays | Feb. 21, 22, 28, & March 1, 7, 8 | 1:00 PM & 3:00 PM

Enjoy traditional Southern-style lion dance performances by Portland Lee’s Association and White Lotus Foundation throughout Lan Su’s Lunar New Year celebration. Immerse yourself in the whimsical enjoyment these playful lions bring to guests of all ages as they make their way through the garden spreading good fortune.

Meet the lions up close and feed them lucky money! Help create joyful family memories for your little cubs as they get a special opportunity to pet and interact with the lions.

Join us Saturdays and Sundays from February 17 through March 8 to enjoy this annual Lunar New Year tradition!

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Meet the Lion Dance Teams

White Lotus Foundation

Saturday, Feb. 21 & Sunday, Feb. 22 | 1:00 PM & 3:00 PM

With a diverse team of over 40 members of all ages and backgrounds, White Lotus brings a fresh and unique perspective to a centuries-old tradition. Their mission is to preserve and promote traditional performing arts through dynamic entertainment that resonates with every generation. As the largest dragon and lion dance team in Oregon, they proudly offer vibrant and captivating performances across the Pacific Northwest.

Portland Lee’s Association

Saturdays, Feb. 28 & March 7 | Sundays, March 1 & 8 | 1:00 PM & 3:00 PM

The Portland Lee’s Association Dragon & Lion Dance Team has performed at thousands of events and is in great demand for performances throughout the year. The lion dance team was founded in April 2004 and currently performs both dragon and lion dances under the direction of Head Coach Terry Lee, assisted by Coach Eric Lee and Coach Nick Lee. The group’s history, rooted in the Lee Family Association, goes all the way back to the 1880s, highlighting their deep dedication to Chinese cultural traditions.

Lunar New Year Admission Rates

Lan Su Members & Guests: FREE

Adult: $17.95

Senior (62+) or Student (18+ with ID): $15.95

Youth (6-18 yr): $13.95

Child (5 yr & under): FREE

Note: A $0.95 service fee is reflected in each paid admission.

Discounted Admission Offers

EBT/WIC Cardholders

Discounted admission of $5.00 per person is available for up to four individuals per EBT/WIC card. To claim this offer, please present your EBT/WIC card and a valid form of photo ID at the Ticket Booth.

Veterans & Military

We offer $2 off admission for active-duty military, veterans, and their immediate family members with valid ID. The discount must be redeemed in person at the Ticket Booth.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

Additional Visitor FAQs

Is the lion dance performance loud?+

Yes, the lion dance performance is accompanied by drums, cymbals, and a gong. Guests with noise sensitivity may want to bring headphones or other ear protection.

Is Lan Su ADA accessible?+

Yes. Lan Su has a wheelchair accessible route that travels throughout the garden. Almost every area of the garden can be accessed by those using mobility aids, and benches are available throughout the garden. Restrooms are also fully accessible. A Universal Access Map is available at the Ticket Booth and Host Stand.

Lan Su honors complimentary entry for one caregiver of each visitor with a mobility issue necessitating an extra helping hand.

Note: The second floor of Yun Shui Teahouse is not wheelchair-friendly at this time as stairs are required for access. The first floor is still ADA accessible.

Where to watch: For a lion dance performance, your best spots are likely the Waterside Pavilion (aka Flowers Bathing in Spring Rain) or The Boathouse (aka Painted Boat in Misty Rain). We suggest avoiding bridges, as it may be difficult for the lions to get by (e.g. Double Rainbow Bridge; Zig Zag Bridge / Moon Locking Pavilion).

Can I bring a stroller?+

Yes, strollers are permitted in Lan Su Chinese Garden. For a lion dance performance, your best spots are likely the Waterside Pavilion (aka Flowers Bathing in Spring Rain) or The Boathouse (aka Painted Boat in Misty Rain). We suggest avoiding bridges, as it may be difficult for the lions to get by (e.g. Double Rainbow Bridge; Zig Zag Bridge / Moon Locking Pavilion).

Lantern Viewing Dragon + Light Show (5:30PM)
2026-03-01 17:30 - 19:00
Photo by Aileen Sheedy

5:30–7:00 PM & 7:30–9:00 PM Every Wednesday–Sunday, February 18 – March 1, 2026 | Separate Tickets Required

*Zodiac Animals show and Dragon Dance procession at 6:15 PM / 8:15 PM*

Get ready for Lunar New Year 2026 Lantern Viewing Evenings at Lan Su! Ring in the Lunar New Year the Chinese way—with dazzling light, roaring dragons, and the magic of spring arriving in a classical Chinese garden.

Unlike any winter light festival in Portland, Lan Su’s Lantern Viewing Evenings immerse you in handcrafted Chinese lantern sculptures, partnering with Noble Robot for a spectacular projection-mapping light show—The Twelve Zodiac Animals, and a lively illuminated Dragon Dance procession by Portland Lee’s Association that brings the whole crowd into the celebration.

Lighting by Noble Robot. Photo by Dylan Evanston

Don’t miss a truly one-of-a-kind celebration that ushers in the New Year with unforgettable color, culture, and joy!

Get Tickets

Lan Su Members & Guests: $22.95

General: $32.95

Child (3–11): $12.95

Infant (0–2): Free

Oregon & Washington EBT Cardholders: $15.95 (up to 4 tickets per cardholder; available in-person at the Lan Su Ticket Booth during business hours)

Bundle & Save!

Day & Night Garden Experience Package: $39.95

Save up to 20% off the regular price! Select your Lantern Viewing Evening, then come back for even more Lunar New Year daytime fun any day between February 17 and March 8, 2026.

Note: A $0.95 service fee is reflected in each paid ticket

Meet Our Partners

Noble Robot

Among other creative endeavors, Noble Robot creates innovative lighting solutions, including stage and concert lighting design, LED installations, and live, interactive projection mapping. Using a variety of light sources—such as moving beams, wash lights, lasers, projection, and custom-designed LED products—they craft multi-sensory and immersive lighting experiences.

Portland Lee’s Association

The Portland Lee’s Association Dragon & Lion Dance Team has performed at thousands of events and is in great demand for performances throughout the year. The lion dance team was founded in April 2004 and currently performs both dragon and lion dances under the direction of Head Coach Terry Lee, assisted by Coach Eric Lee and Coach Nick Lee. The group’s history, rooted in the Lee Family Association, goes all the way back to the 1880s, highlighting their deep dedication to Chinese cultural traditions.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

Lantern Viewing Dragon + Light Show (7:30PM)
2026-03-01 19:30 - 21:00
Photo by Aileen Sheedy

5:30–7:00 PM & 7:30–9:00 PM Every Wednesday–Sunday, February 18 – March 1, 2026 | Separate Tickets Required

Mini horses appearance at 7:30 PM showings on 2/25, 2/26, & 3/1!

*Zodiac Animals show and Dragon Dance procession at 6:15 PM / 8:15 PM*

Get ready for Lunar New Year 2026 Lantern Viewing Evenings at Lan Su! Ring in the Lunar New Year the Chinese way—with dazzling light, roaring dragons, and the magic of spring arriving in a classical Chinese garden.

Unlike any winter light festival in Portland, Lan Su’s Lantern Viewing Evenings immerse you in handcrafted Chinese lantern sculptures, partnering with Noble Robot for a spectacular projection-mapping light show—The Twelve Zodiac Animals, and a lively illuminated Dragon Dance procession by Portland Lee’s Association that brings the whole crowd into the celebration.

Lighting by Noble Robot. Photo by Dylan Evanston

Don’t miss a truly one-of-a-kind celebration that ushers in the New Year with unforgettable color, culture, and joy!

Get Tickets

Lan Su Members & Guests: $22.95

General: $32.95

Child (3–11): $12.95

Infant (0–2): Free

Oregon & Washington EBT Cardholders: $15.95 (up to 4 tickets per cardholder; available in-person at the Lan Su Ticket Booth during business hours)

Bundle & Save!

Day & Night Garden Experience Package: $39.95

Save up to 20% off the regular price! Select your Lantern Viewing Evening, then come back for even more Lunar New Year daytime fun any day between February 17 and March 8, 2026.

Note: A $0.95 service fee is reflected in each paid ticket

Meet Our Partners

Noble Robot

Among other creative endeavors, Noble Robot creates innovative lighting solutions, including stage and concert lighting design, LED installations, and live, interactive projection mapping. Using a variety of light sources—such as moving beams, wash lights, lasers, projection, and custom-designed LED products—they craft multi-sensory and immersive lighting experiences.

Portland Lee’s Association

The Portland Lee’s Association Dragon & Lion Dance Team has performed at thousands of events and is in great demand for performances throughout the year. The lion dance team was founded in April 2004 and currently performs both dragon and lion dances under the direction of Head Coach Terry Lee, assisted by Coach Eric Lee and Coach Nick Lee. The group’s history, rooted in the Lee Family Association, goes all the way back to the 1880s, highlighting their deep dedication to Chinese cultural traditions.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

Mini Horse Meet & Greet
2026-03-06 11:00 - 13:00
Opening Day: Tuesday, February 17 | 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Fridays, February 20, 27, & March 6 | 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Meet the zodiac stars of the year up close and in person! Join Loki and friends at Lan Su Chinese Garden as we gallop into the Year of the Horse, welcoming good fortune, joy, and a little extra Lunar New Year magic.

Visitors can pet the miniature horses, snap photos, and create heart-melting memories to take home. These gentle, friendly animals are the perfect introduction to horses—especially for young children—offering a calm, non-intimidating way to connect with these beloved zodiac symbols.

Come neigh into the new year with us and boldly blaze into the Year of the Fire Horse!

Note: This is a very popular activity, so lines can be long. Please prepare your group accordingly. The line will close at 1:00 PM.

Admission Rates | Parking & Directions

Lunar New Year Admission Rates

Lan Su Members & Guests: FREE

Adult: $17.95

Senior (62+) or Student (18+ with ID): $15.95

Youth (6-18 yr): $13.95

Child (5 yr & under): FREE

Note: A $0.95 service fee is reflected in each paid admission.

Discounted Admission Offers

EBT/WIC Cardholders

Discounted admission of $5.00 per person is available for up to four individuals per EBT card. To claim this offer, please present your EBT/WIC card and a valid form of photo ID at the Ticket Booth.

Veterans & Military

We offer $2 off admission for active-duty military, veterans, and their immediate family members with valid ID. The discount must be redeemed in person at the Ticket Booth.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

Family Craft Activities
2026-03-07 10:00 - 15:00, 2026-03-08 10:00 - 15:00
Celebrate Lunar New Year with hands-on creativity the whole family can enjoy! Our Family Craft Activities invite kids and adults alike to explore traditional art forms and cultural symbols through fun, interactive projects. From folding simple paper lanterns to creating vibrant Nian Hua (年畫) woodblock prints, each session offers a way to bring a piece of the celebration home to share and display.

Family Craft Activities Schedule

Tuesday, Feb. 17: Suzhou Experience Kit

Saturday, Feb. 21: Chinese Knot Making & other activities with MeiGui Wellness

Sunday, Feb. 22: Crafts with Chinese Friendship Association of Portland (CFAP)

Saturday, Feb. 28: Crafts with Chinese Friendship Association of Portland

Sunday, March 1: Crafts with Multnomah County Library

Saturday, March 7: Create a Nian Hua (年畫) with Oregon Chinese Coalition

Sunday, March 8: Create a Nian Hua (年畫) with Oregon Chinese Coalition

No sign-up required — just drop in and create!

Lunar New Year Admission Rates

Lan Su Members & Guests: FREE

Adult: $17.95

Senior (62+) or Student (18+ with ID): $15.95

Youth (6-18 yr): $13.95

Child (5 yr & under): FREE

Note: A $0.95 service fee is reflected in each paid admission.

Discounted Admission Offers

EBT/WIC Cardholders

Discounted admission of $5.00 per person is available for up to four individuals per EBT/WIC card. To claim this offer, please present your EBT/WIC card and a valid form of photo ID at the Ticket Booth.

Veterans & Military

We offer $2 off admission for active-duty military, veterans, and their immediate family members with valid ID. The discount must be redeemed in person at the Ticket Booth.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

Lion Dance Performance (1:00 PM)
2026-03-07 13:00 - 13:30, 2026-03-08 13:00 - 13:30

Cultural Performance - Chinese Friendship Association of Portland
2026-03-07 14:00
Enjoy a free performance by Chinese Friendship Association of Portland as they bring traditional Chinese and other dance styles together.

Admission Rates | Parking & Directions | More FAQs

Meet Chinese Friendship Association of Portland

The Chinese Friendship Association of Portland, founded in 1993, is a community-based nonprofit dedicated to fostering cultural understanding in Oregon. Through educational programs and community engagement, the organization promotes awareness of immigrant stories, supports new Chinese immigrants in Oregon and Vancouver, Washington, and provides civic leadership training for youth.

Lunar New Year Admission Rates

Lan Su Members & Guests: FREE

Adult: $17.95

Senior (62+) or Student (18+ with ID): $15.95

Youth (6-18 yr): $13.95

Child (5 yr & under): FREE

Note: A $0.95 service fee is reflected in each paid admission.

Discounted Admission Offers

EBT/WIC Cardholders

Discounted admission of $5.00 per person is available for up to four individuals per EBT/WIC card. To claim this offer, please present your EBT/WIC card and a valid form of photo ID at the Ticket Booth.

Veterans & Military

We offer $2 off admission for active-duty military, veterans, and their immediate family members with valid ID. The discount must be redeemed in person at the Ticket Booth.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

Cultural Performance - Bluebell Dance Team 蓝风铃舞蹈队
2026-03-08 12:00
蓝风铃舞队是大波特兰/温哥华地区一支充满活力的新舞蹈团队。成员们来自各行各业，因对舞蹈的热爱相聚在一起。舞队以优美的舞姿传播中华文化，展现民族风采，传递欢乐与热情！

The Bluebell Dance Team is a vibrant new group from the greater Portland/Vancouver area. United by their love for dance, members from all walks of life come together to share the beauty of Chinese culture. Through elegant and energetic performances, they bring joy, cultural pride, and festive spirit to every stage!

Lunar New Year Admission Rates

Lan Su Members & Guests: FREE

Adult: $17.95

Senior (62+) or Student (18+ with ID): $15.95

Youth (6-18 yr): $13.95

Child (5 yr & under): FREE

Note: A $0.95 service fee is reflected in each paid admission.

Discounted Admission Offers

EBT/WIC Cardholders

Discounted admission of $5.00 per person is available for up to four individuals per EBT/WIC card. To claim this offer, please present your EBT/WIC card and a valid form of photo ID at the Ticket Booth.

Veterans & Military

We offer $2 off admission for active-duty military, veterans, and their immediate family members with valid ID. The discount must be redeemed in person at the Ticket Booth.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

Martial Arts Demo - Many Roads Martial Arts Center
2026-03-08 14:00
Watch an exciting demonstration by skilled local martial artists from Many Roads Martial Arts Center. From self-defense to personal wellness, this ancient art offers long-term physical and mental health benefits including strength, flexibility, balance, memory, and focus.

No registration needed—just drop in and check it out!

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Meet Many Roads Martial Arts Center

Many Roads Martial Arts Center offers classes in Kung Fu, Tai Chi, and Kali. Our goal is to provide interesting and challenging martial arts training for adults in a safe environment. We want all students to progress in a sustainable way towards their own personal goals, have fun, and learn something new.

Lunar New Year Admission Rates

Lan Su Members & Guests: FREE

Adult: $17.95

Senior (62+) or Student (18+ with ID): $15.95

Youth (6-18 yr): $13.95

Child (5 yr & under): FREE

Note: A $0.95 service fee is reflected in each paid admission.

Discounted Admission Offers

EBT/WIC Cardholders

Discounted admission of $5.00 per person is available for up to four individuals per EBT/WIC card. To claim this offer, please present your EBT/WIC card and a valid form of photo ID at the Ticket Booth.

Veterans & Military

We offer $2 off admission for active-duty military, veterans, and their immediate family members with valid ID. The discount must be redeemed in person at the Ticket Booth.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

Magnolia Coloring Corner
2026-03-20 12:00 - 16:00, 2026-03-22 12:00 - 16:00, 2026-03-27 12:00 - 16:00, 2026-03-29 12:00 - 16:00, 2026-04-03 12:00 - 16:00, 2026-04-05 12:00 - 16:00, 2026-04-10 12:00 - 16:00, 2026-04-12 12:00 - 16:00 and 4 more dates
Fridays & Sundays, March 20 – April 26 | 12-4 PM | Free with admission or membership

Stop by for a relaxed, all-ages magnolia craft activity during Magnolia Festival at Lan Su Chinese Garden. Drop in anytime to create your own magnolia-inspired artwork using simple stencils and coloring tools.

All materials are provided—just trace, color, and let your creativity flow! Take your finished piece home as a keepsake or share it with someone special.

This activity is free with garden admission or membership and perfect for families, kids, and anyone who wants a relaxing moment of art in the garden.

Admission Rates

Lan Su Members & Guests: FREE

Adult: $16.95

Senior (62+) or Student (18+ with ID): $15.95

Youth (6-18 yr): $13.95

Child (5 yr & under): FREE

Note: A $0.95 service fee is reflected in each paid admission.

Discounted Admission Offers

These offers must be redeemed in person at the Lan Su Ticket Booth to confirm eligibility.

EBT/WIC Cardholders

Discounted admission of $5.00 per person is available for up to four individuals per EBT/WIC card. To claim this offer, please present your EBT/WIC card and a valid form of photo ID at the Ticket Booth.

Veterans & Military

We offer $2 off admission for active-duty military, veterans, and their immediate family members with valid ID. The discount must be redeemed in person at the Ticket Booth.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

FREE Face Painting with Strawberry Paint Shop
2026-04-04 13:00 - 16:00
Bring the kids to Lan Su this Easter weekend for a little extra springtime fun!

On Saturday, April 4 only, visitors can enjoy free face painting or body art during their visit to the garden. Local artist Adrienne Hentschel of Strawberry Paint Shop will be on site to deliver colorful works of art you can wear home and show off!

Come explore the beauty of the season with a little extra magic!

Make it a weekend!

All activities below are free with admission or membership

Friday, April 3

12–4 PM: Magnolia Hands-on Coloring Activity

Saturday, April 4

1–4 PM: FREE face painting with Adrienne Hentschel of Strawberry Paint Shop

Sunday, April 5

12–4 PM: Magnolia Hands-on Coloring Activity

2–3 PM: Magnolia Walk in the Garden

Nice to Know

All ages are welcome.

No sign-up is required, but you must purchase garden admission.

Admission to Lan Su is free for kids 5 and under.

Lan Su Chinese Garden is ADA accessible.

Lan Su is a KultureCity certified sensory-inclusive location, with sensory tools available for checkout.

Free first come, first serve parking is available next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue.

The full garden hours are 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM, with the last entry at 6:00 PM.

Strawberry Paint Shop

Strawberry Paint Shop features beautiful, professional face painting, body art, and fantasy makeup by local artist Adrienne Hentschel.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

AANHPI Heritage Month – Celebrate Our Stories!
2026-05-01 00:00 - 2026-05-31 23:59
Join Lan Su to celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month! In partnership with more than 20 local cultural organizations, performers, and artists, we explore the history, traditions, and arts that make up the rich cultural tapestry of AANHPI.

Enjoy a display of traditional outfits, cultural performances, vendors from local AANHPI communities, educational talks, and demonstrations while learning all about these different cultures and traditions. We hope everyone will join us in celebrating our cultural diversity!

Featured AANHPI Heritage Month Experiences

Threading Together – AANHPI Traditional Attire Exhibit

Through June 21

Step into the stories behind cultural dress. Threading Together features traditional outfits from local AANHPI community members, each reflecting the history, meaning, and identity woven into every detail.

Threading Together Show & Tell — Fridays, 1-4 PM

May 8: Korea | May 15: The Philippines | May 22: China | May 29: Japan

Limei Lai Art Show: Temperature in Life

Through June 21

Explore intricate fabric installations by Limei Lai, a Portland-based Chinese American artist. In her own words: “On top of a chaotic, messy, tangled, frayed, knotted forest of seemingly random threads, tapestry finds order and beauty, much like art and life.”

Artist Invitation: Childhood Play Memory Exchange

Sunday, May 10, 3-5 PM

Oregon Rises Above Hate (ORAH) Presents: Free Admission Day at Lan Su

Saturday, May 2 | 12:00-6:00 PM

Since 2021, Lan Su Chinese Garden has partnered with community leaders to host an annual gathering that fosters resilience and unity—sharing resources, amplifying community groups, raising awareness, and celebrating the diversity of the AANHPI community.

Cultural Immersion Saturdays

May 9, 16, 23, & 30 | 10:00 AM – 6:30 PM

In partnership with local organizations, AANHPI cultures come to life through performances, talks, and interactive activities for the whole family.

May 9: Vietnam | May 16: India | May 23: China | May 30: Pacific Islanders

Mother’s Day at Lan Su

Sunday, May 10 | 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Make this Mother’s Day unforgettable at Lan Su, with a day filled with blossoms, tea, and cultural experiences. From plant sales and special tea tastings to hands-on activities, you can bring home more than just memories!

Plant Sale

Tea Tasting (Sold Out)

Corsage Making

Card Making

Chinese Sing-Along

Floral Photo Op

Inner Mongolia Art Theatre

Thursday, May 14 | 1:00-3:00 PM

Immerse yourself in several unique disciplines of Inner Mongolia Art Theatre, such as music, dance, opera, drama, and acrobatics. Don’t miss this leading performing arts company from the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China—at Lan Su for one day only!

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 臥虎藏龍 (35mm) – Benefit Screening at Hollywood Theatre

*SOLD OUT* Friday, May 15 | 7:30-10:00 PM

Ang Lee’s iconic film returns to the big screen in support of Lan Su Chinese Garden. Prior to the film, guests will be treated to an exciting demonstration by Summit Wushu Academy. Don’t miss this one-night-only experience!

Taste of Home, Where the Heart Belongs — Chinese Homestyle Cooking Demonstration

Saturday, May 23 | 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Join a Chinese cooking demonstration led by culinary expert Anna Xu. Learn how to use locally sourced ingredients to create simple, authentic homestyle dishes that capture the true flavors of home.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

Floral Surprise: Corsage-Making
2026-05-10 11:00 - 15:00
Join Michael Martin of Blossom Bar for a cheerful hands-on corsage-making activity inspired by the beauty of spring. Create something fresh and lovely to wear or gift in celebration of Mother’s Day.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

Mother’s Day Card Making with Oregon Chinese Coalition
2026-05-10 14:00 - 16:00
Create a handmade Mother’s Day card with thoughtful touches to share love and appreciation. Hosted with Oregon Chinese Coalition, this drop-in activity is welcoming for guests of all ages.

About Oregon Chinese Coalition

The Oregon Chinese Coalition is a local Chinese organization dedicated to building a connected and united Chinese community that embraces diverse socioeconomic backgrounds, political beliefs, and religious and cultural traditions.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.

Mother’s Day Chinese Song Sing-a-long with Alan Liang
2026-05-10 15:00 - 16:00
Join Alan Liang for a joyful Mother’s Day Chinese music experience. Open to all, this welcoming program invites guests to celebrate through song, whether you would like to learn a Chinese song, a verse, or even just a single line with Alan. No language background is needed!

About the Musician

Alan Liang is an accomplished musician skilled in vocal performance, guitar, keyboard, and drums. He is a member of the Huayun Arts Alliance and the founder of the OCC Northwest Music Club. Alan has long been an active supporter of Chinese music and performing arts in the Portland community. He has participated in numerous Lunar New Year celebrations and cultural festivals, making ongoing contributions to the promotion of Chinese music and culture.

Parking & Directions

Free Lan Su Parking

There is free first come, first served parking in our sister lot next to the garden at 424 NW Third Avenue. Additional metered parking and garages are available on surrounding streets.
