Thousands of people from all over the county and state attended Orange County’s Tet Festival at Mile Square over the weekend!

Little Saigon in Westminster is home to the largest population of Vietnamese outside of Vietnam. It has become a destination for thousands of visitors from around the world who come each year to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

The annual Tet Festival at Mile Square Park is a wonderful cultural and entertainment event for families to celebrate new beginnings together with great food, exciting carnival rides, and fun activities for the whole family.

Check out my interview with Spectrum News 1 SoCal on my experiences as a refugee from Vietnam and the significance of the Lunar New Year.

And stay tuned for a highlight video of this weekend’s festivities!

The pageantry and excitement of the Westminster Tet Parade never fails to impress!

It was an honor to serve as Grand Marshal for the Westminster Parade on Saturday! We also had the honor of having Mickey Mouse serve as the Children’s Grand Marshall.

Thank you to all the groups, performers, floats, and others for an incredible show. Special thanks to the organizing committee for making it all possible. Happy Lunar New Year!

Last Friday, Team Andrew Do helped Westminster’s BeliEVE & Dance Studio celebrate their 8th anniversary and recognized dance student Alondra Amezquita!

We had the honor of having these young dancers perform at the Tet Parade and Tet Festival at Mile Square Park.

Check out their website for more information on some of the dance classes they offer!

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