On January 26, 2025, POST Houston hosted its third annual Lunar New Year Celebration, drawing a large crowd eager to welcome the Year of the Snake. Attendees adorned in red and snake-themed jewelry enjoyed traditional lion dances and cultural performances, creating a lively atmosphere despite the rainy weather. Sponsored by Washington Ho, star of "House of Ho," and Lexus, the event featured an Asian pop-up market with a variety of food, crafts, and unique jewelry. The snake, representing wisdom and transformation in Chinese culture, signifies personal growth and change for the new year. Local vendors offered delicacies such as mini mochi donuts and traditional Thai grilled meats, contributing to the festive spirit.

Ella Ibasan, a jewelry vendor, showcased jade pieces symbolizing luck and prosperity, which are popular purchases during the Lunar New Year. The celebration reached its peak with a captivating lion dance performance by the Houston-based Soaring Phoenix studio, delighting attendees with their energetic routines. This event not only celebrated cultural heritage but also fostered community engagement and support for local businesses.