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.
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)
Two women dance and joke around with attendees as they serve Vietnamese food to customers. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
Eventgoers find a spot to enjoy their drinks. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
A server scoops out a rice dish for a customer. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
Colorful lanterns covered the entrance of the festival. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
The “Tết Stories Corner” is filled with families with young children. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
Akoko Cafe is serving a U.S. Army ROTC member. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
Trang Trần, who custom paints traditional banners and scrolls with ancient-style Vietnamese script, showcases her painted Pomelo fruits. (Jack Burns for the Beacon)
