Created by Vitamins Studio artists Vivian Hou and Harry Cen, the Year of the Goat design offers a playful take on the phrase “Greatest of All Time.”
The goat stands atop a mountain surrounded by traditional Chinese medicinal herbs, including ginseng, goji berries, and lingzhi mushrooms. Inspired by Chinese tangrams, the design celebrates Chinatown’s culture through bold, contemporary storytelling.
The Year of the Goat banner is part of a growing collection envisioned to include all 12 Chinese Zodiac animals and three lucky-character banners representing good fortune, longevity, and prosperity.
Why Become a Sponsor?
Banner sponsorship offers year-long visibility while helping fund Chinatown BID’s work to maintain and uplift the neighborhood.
Your logo, prominently placedYour organization’s logo will be included on the street banner.
Proof approvalReview and approve the design proof before it is submitted to NYC DOT.
Annual renewalRefresh the banner annually, with the option to use new designs.
Community impactHelp fund Chinatown BID’s work while supporting colorful public art.
Support a local businessSponsor banners on behalf of a favorite Chinatown business.
Logo requirements: Please provide a high-resolution SVG, PDF, or EPS file.
Sponsorship Options
Choose the level that best fits your visibility goals.
1–5 banners
$1,800
per banner
6 banners
$10,000
total
10 banners
$15,000
total
Make a bigger impact: Multiple banners placed along a single block can create a stronger visual presence and a unified streetscape. Locations are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
Sponsorship expenses may qualify as business marketing expenses. Sponsors should consult their tax advisers regarding their individual circumstances.
Be Part of Chinatown’s Story
Help us welcome the Year of the Goat, celebrate Chinatown’s cultural heritage, and bring colorful public art to the neighborhood’s streets.
From the Lunar New Year Parade to the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, Chinatown is a tight-knit cultural hub that invites New Yorkers and visitors to share in a rich sense of living history, all year round. Grab some boba, buy a souvenir for a friend, sing some karaoke, and stay a while.