Learn how to make spring rolls
Spring rolls are eaten during the Lunar New Year as a symbol of wealth and prosperity.
Lunar New Year 2021
Welcome to the New Year of the Ox!
Lunar New Year is a period of celebration involving family gatherings, special food, and preparations for the year ahead to make way for incoming good luck.
It occurs in late January or early February and is celebrated in many Asian counties including China, Singapore, Korea, Vietnam and their community groups worldwide, such as here in Melbourne.
Museums Victoria wishes you a Happy New Year of the Ox, 2021, filled with good fortune and prosperity.
IMAX Melbourne
Celebrate Lunar New Year in fully immersive IMAX 3D with two new Chinese language films!
A Writer's Odyssey 3D
To find his missing daughter, Guan Ning accepts a secret task from Tu Ling to assassinate a novelist who has an ability to influence one's fate with his writing. At the same time, in the fantasy world created by the novelist, a young man starts a journey to seek revenge on his sister's enemies.
Nezha Reborn 3D
When the arrogant wealthy son of Boss De (the Dragon King) beats down young deliveryman Li Yunxiang, taking away his beloved motor, and wounding his innocent sister, his deep anger turns into a blast of Truth Fire. The true identity—Nezha, is revealed.
Become a Museum Member!
We invite you to celebrate with us by joining the Museum Members family today to gain free access to Melbourne Museum, Scienceworks and Immigration Museum all year round.
Take a tour
Did you know that when you visit Melbourne Museum, you can use a guide on your mobile phone that provides a translated introduction to a selection of our exhibitions?
Simply open your WeChat or mobile camera and scan the QR codes within the museum!