Little Saigon Tet Parade - Westminster

The Tet Parade in Southern California runs from 8:00am to 11:30am on Saturday during Tet weekend along Bolsa Avenue in Westminster, California.

The Little Saigon Tết Parade is a grandiose event on the lunar new year since 2013 to present. It is organized by - by the Vietnamese American Federation of Southern California, the Assembly of ARVN Oversea, the Coalition of South Vietnam Veteran Associations, and community organizations.

• Little Saigon, Orange County is home to the largest Vietnamese community (400,000 in O.C.)
• Little Saigon Tet Parade is one of the largest and most watched event in the Vietnamese communities worldwide — broadcasted lived by more than 20 local TV stations, social media to tens of million viewers in Vietnam and three million Vietnamese world-wide.
• In 2016, Harsh Tracking reported 12.8 million impressions, 28800 watched via Instagram, 2.4 million via Live Video Tweeter. In 2017 and 2018, millions more watched via Facebook & YouTube.
• Number of previous parade participants: 100+ organizations with over 5,000 participants
• Number of parade spectators lining up the street: 20,000 plus
• Parade Features: marching bands, floats, lion dances, color guards, veterans and youth organizations, martial arts, multi-cultural attires, elected officials, scout organizations, community organizations, and a host of international and local businesses.

This event takes place in the heart of Little Saigon on Bolsa Ave. between Magnolia St. and Bushard.St.