Millbrae celebrated the Year of the Tiger with a weekend Street Faire as part of its Fifth Annual Lunar New Year Festival. Although weather cut the celebration short on Sunday, people still came out for the Tiger Parade. The celebration also included games and a dumpling cook off.
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