The traditional celebration for the beginning of a new year in many cultures is New Year's Day, but one of the most notable is Lunar New Year, celebrated by various Asian communities. The date varies, usually falling between January 21 and February 20, depending on the lunar calendar. Festivities include family gatherings, feasts, and various cultural practices, such as giving red envelopes with money for good luck. The celebration often lasts multiple days, with vibrant parades featuring dragon dances and fireworks, signifying the arrival of spring and prosperity.