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Chinese festival dates in 2030
Every festival that falls in this calendar year, with the lunar rule behind each date.
15 festivals fall in the 2030 calendar year. The first is Laba Festival on Friday, 11 January 2030; the last is Winter Solstice on Sunday, 22 December 2030. Chinese New Year falls on 3 February 2030, and the lunar year that begins there is the Year of the Dog.
| Festival | Date | Day | Falls on |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laba Festival | 11 January 2030 | Friday | Day 8 of the 12th lunar month |
| Little New Year | 26 January 2030 | Saturday | Day 23 (north) or Day 24 (south) of the 12th lunar month |
| Chinese New Year's Eve | 2 February 2030 | Saturday | The last day of the 12th lunar month |
| Spring Festival | 3 February 2030 | Sunday | Day 1 of the 1st lunar month |
| Lantern Festival | 17 February 2030 | Sunday | Day 15 of the 1st lunar month |
| Longtaitou Festival | 5 March 2030 | Tuesday | Day 2 of the 2nd lunar month |
| Qingming Festival | 5 April 2030 | Friday | Solar term around 4–5 April |
| Shangsi Festival | 5 April 2030 | Friday | Day 3 of the 3rd lunar month |
| Dragon Boat Festival | 5 June 2030 | Wednesday | Day 5 of the 5th lunar month |
| Qixi Festival | 5 August 2030 | Monday | Day 7 of the 7th lunar month |
| Ghost Festival | 13 August 2030 | Tuesday | Day 15 of the 7th lunar month |
| Mid-Autumn Festival | 12 September 2030 | Thursday | Day 15 of the 8th lunar month |
| Double Ninth Festival | 5 October 2030 | Saturday | Day 9 of the 9th lunar month |
| Hanyi Festival | 27 October 2030 | Sunday | Day 1 of the 10th lunar month |
| Winter Solstice | 22 December 2030 | Sunday | Solar term around 21–22 December |
Dates in January and early February belong to the lunar year that began the year before — that is why the table opens with Laba rather than with Chinese New Year.