Chinese New Year at Club 100
AlexisseChin (right),marketingmanagerClub 100, isobviouslypleased thatRosie Changis enjoyingthe Chinesefare.(Photos:JosephWellington)
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February 12, 2019

Chinese New Year at Club 100

With Chinese New Year now being observed, the local Chinese community again took their celebrations to Club 100 on Hope Road in St Andrew last Wednesday night.

The food and culture showcase was a fitting observation of the Year of the Pig, the animal that is the 12th of all zodiac animals and which, in Chinese culture, is the symbol of wealth.

Nariman Bharucha (left), chief operating officer MegaMart, has adiscussion with Club 100 General Manager Robin Perkins before thestart of the festivities.
Kevin Dean,CEO Kande’sDelights, awaitsa responsefrom TyliseBarringtonabout the icecream sample.
From left:Christine Wood,her husbandJames, NoraSilvera andAndre Silveraenjoy theChinese cuisineat Club 100 lastWednesday.
Club 100 patrons enjoying the Dragon Dance, a feature of Chinese New Year celebrations

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