I do! Recently it's mostly just been "clean, eat a large dinner with family, receive hongbao" because life is just generally busy for my household. But that's also sort of how most celebrations go at this point in my life
When I was younger I would usually be told to skip school and then I'd be with my cousins and we'd have a large party (adults preparing food, playing mahjong, karaoke, etc., and then the kids just... playing games or setting fire to stuff or something.)
It would also involve eating a lot of these candies:
They're hard strawberry candies that do soften, but they get really sticky? I liked them, and it was fun bringing them to my friends at school who understood nothing except that I got money and candy and didn't have to go to school. (☞゚ヮ゚)☞
i was like one of the only asian kids in my grade. or... school, rather.
... also there were electronic firecrackers which were just really loud and horrible. memorable, but horrible to me. my mom found them funny, i would leave the room 〒▽〒
Aaand... in some Chinese restaurants, there'd also be lion dances! I didn't get to grow up around a lot of them, so it was nice to see.
my memory is largely just food and money tho