Paint, lumber, glitter: Behind the scenes with SF Chinese New Year Parade float makers
Briefly

As the San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade approaches, the team at Parade Guys is finalizing their creations for this year’s event, featuring floats designed for the Year of the Snake. With 20 artisans working diligently since late December, they have used an impressive array of materials to craft 21 floats. Owner Stephanie Mufson highlights their creative approach, allowing the snake theme to showcase unique aerial designs. The team has also adapted to significant changes, including a move to a new workshop, reflecting the spirit of resilience in both their work and the broader community.
The San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade represents resilience and creativity, particularly embodied in the unique design of this year’s floats for the Year of the Snake.
The Parade Guys, responsible for the event’s floats, have experienced significant changes, including a new workshop and a thematic focus on the snake's dynamic movement.
Read at ABC7 San Francisco
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