Little Saigon is home to the largest Vietnamese community outside of Vietnam. More than 15,000 spectators are expected for the annual Little Saigon Tet Parade, with an additional 250,000 viewers watching on broadcast and streaming channels, making it the largest and most watched event of its kind in the US. 

The parade celebrates Year of the Snake and the Vietnamese-American community of Orange County centered in Little Saigon. This year's theme is "Spring of Resiliency."

The parade features marching bands, floats, lion dances, color guards, veterans and youth organizations, martial arts, multi-culture traditional attires from diverse communities, elected officials, Vietnamese Scouting organizations, community organizations, and much more.

The parade route in on Bolsa Avenue from Magnolia Street to Bushard.  The Opening Ceremony begins at 8:30am; the parade begins at 9:30am.