Chinatown celebrates Chinese New Year
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The Chinese New Year celebrations continued around Las Vegas this weekend. Video by ktnv.com
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Courtesy: Las Vegas News Bureau, Darrin Bush
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Courtesy: Las Vegas News Bureau, Darrin Bush
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Courtesy: Las Vegas News Bureau, Glenn Pinkerton
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Courtesy: Las Vegas News Bureau, Glenn Pinkerton
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Courtesy: Las Vegas News Bureau, Darrin Bush
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Courtesy: Las Vegas News Bureau, Darrin Bush
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Courtesy: Las Vegas News Bureau, Darrin Bush
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Courtesy: Las Vegas News Bureau, Darrin Bush
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Courtesy: Las Vegas News Bureau, Darrin Bush
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Courtesy: Las Vegas News Bureau, Darrin Bush
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Palms Casino Resort celebrates Chinese New Year, Courtesy: © Erik Kabik
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Palms Casino Resort celebrates Chinese New Year, Courtesy: © Erik Kabik
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Palms Casino Resort celebrates Chinese New Year, Courtesy: © Erik Kabik
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Palms Casino Resort celebrates Chinese New Year, Courtesy: © Erik Kabik
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Palms Casino Resort celebrates Chinese New Year, Courtesy: © Erik Kabik
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Palms Casino Resort celebrates Chinese New Year, Courtesy: © Erik Kabik
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Palms Casino Resort celebrates Chinese New Year, Courtesy: © Erik Kabik
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Palms Casino Resort celebrates Chinese New Year, Courtesy: © Erik Kabik
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Palms Casino Resort celebrates Chinese New Year, Courtesy: © Erik Kabik
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Palms Casino Resort celebrates Chinese New Year, Courtesy: © Erik Kabik
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Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) -- The Chinese New Year celebrations continued around Las Vegas this weekend.
One took place in the Chinatown Plaza on Sunday.
Congresswoman Dina Titus was on hand to help kick-off the "Painting the Dragon's Eyes" ceremony.
In the Chinese culture, for the New Year festivals, painting the eyes keeps evil spirits away and shows respect for the gods.
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