At the 35th annual “Tết in Boston” festival, a celebration of the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, over 75 vendors and thousands of attendees packed the Flynn Cruiseport Terminal on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to enjoy traditional food, music, and live performances. The festivities presented a perfect opportunity for the Vietnamese community in Boston to connect and celebrate their vibrant culture.
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A crowded escalator connects the two floors of the festival at the 35th annual “Tết in Boston” festival on Sunday, Feb. 4, 2024. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
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Two women dance and joke around with attendees as they serve Vietnamese food to customers. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
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Eventgoers find a spot to enjoy their drinks. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
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A server scoops out a rice dish for a customer. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
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Colorful lanterns covered the entrance of the festival. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
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The “Tết Stories Corner” is filled with families with young children. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
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Akoko Cafe is serving a U.S. Army ROTC member. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
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Trang Trần, who custom paints traditional banners and scrolls with ancient-style Vietnamese script, showcases her painted Pomelo fruits. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
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