![]() Most of Chinatown becomes pedestrian-only during the event.Īfter the parade's initial procession around the neighborhood, lion dances take place simultaneously in multiple locations, going from business to business up and down all the streets, smaller lanes, and alleys. Chinese New Year Parade marchers passing through the Chinatown gate ![]() The Chinese New Year Parade route winds around the streets of Chinatown and gives you a great opportunity to see traditional Lion Dances - and a perfect excuse to visit one of the neighborhood's wonderful restaurants. The parade date varies each year and may also be subject to last-minute changes if we get extreme weather conditions - so keep your plans flexible if possible. With troops of colorful lion dancers, drums and cymbals, firecrackers, and great food, this is a special event you won't want to miss! The parade starts at 10am on Januat Phillips Square (corner of Harrison Ave and Beach Street) and finishes at 3pm.Ĭheck our January event calendar for any last-minute updates, especially if the weather looks iffy. The Chinese Near Year Parade held in honor of the Lunar New Year marks the biggest annual celebration in Boston's Chinatown, home to the third largest Chinese community in the U.S. Boston's huge and colorful Chinese New Year Parade usually (but not always) takes place each year on the second Sunday after the beginning of Chinese New Year. ![]()
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