Descendants of Red Bluff’s Historic Chinatown revive a 1908 tradition, bringing the Chinese dragon back to Tehama County's Fourth of July parade.
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The last building left from Red Bluff’s historic Chinatown is up for sale, and the family of the original owners are speaking out.
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#RedBluff is hosting a once-in-a-century event this weekend. For the city's second annual #ChineseNewYear's celebration in a hundred years, they are hosting a #ChineseDragonParade to celebrate—something that hasn’t been done since 1908.
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龙腾四海 (Long teng si hai)The dragon conquers all oceans, The Helen & Joe Chew Foundation wishes you blessings and excellence in all your future endeavors. Happy Chinese New Year!
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Tomorrow is only the second time in Tehama County history the Chinese Dragon has performed. 🌧️ Rainy Day Indoor Location: Tehama County Fairgrounds, 650 Antelope Blvd,
GATE 4, “Tyler Jelly Building”
Red Bluff, CA 96080
Directions click: https://t.co/Ama5mbaIMT
We're crossing our fingers for sunny skies, but just in case those rain clouds decide to join our party, we've got a plan in place for our magical dragon performance. We'll be giving first priority to those who have RSVP'd. Rain or Shine our Dragon will be there! #cny#redbluff