Photos: Community Celebrates Year of the Rabbit with Temple Fair
On Wednesday, all three divisions of the School gathered in the Innovation Space for the annual Temple Fair, hosted by the Upper School Mandarin classes to celebrate the Lunar New Year.
The fair included activities themed around the Year of the Rabbit, such as a spinning prize wheel, arts and crafts, and a candy guessing jar.
Sevak Glorikian ‘23, who worked at the fair, said the Mandarin students worked together to make sure that the Lower School guests had a good time, and he found the event to be “very fun.”
Zack Adler ‘23 agreed that the chance to interact with younger students was a highlight.
“My favorite part was dressing up in the rabbit costume and seeing the lower schoolers entertained by me,” Adler said.
The wheel of fortune.
Zoey Zheng ’25.
Students practice their Chinese characters.
Sebastian Demeter ’25.
Raymond Baez ’24 and Oli Baggett ’24 at the riddle station.
Red envelopes are a staple of the Lunar New Year.
Xoren Livingston ’23 dressed up as the Rabbit.
Mary Wang ’26 ribbon-dances.
Students guessed the amount of candy in each jar.
The chopstick challenge station.
Baden Howard ’24.
Students of all ages enjoy the festivities.
Students learn ribbon-dancing.
Mandarin teacher Helen Du shows off ribbon-dancing techniques.
Zoë Stublerac attempts Pin-the-Tail on the rabbit.
Science teacher Jared Smith enjoys the fair.
