Caribbean Dancers at the 2009 Dorchester Day Parade

June 8, 2009 · By Adam

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For those not from Boston, yesterday was Dorchester Day, a day to celebrate the founding of the town of Dorchester [Dot], which later became the biggest neighborhood in the City of Boston. To celebrate, on the first Sunday of every June festivities are held, with a 3.5 mile parade from the one end of Dot to the other.

These Caribbean dancers were a big hit at the parade, especially the super wide costume that nearly filled the whole street. A few of the dancers got up close and personal while I was filming, making for a great video. Check it out! Happy Dot Day 2009!

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  • NOLISHA
    THIS IS GREAT, THEY REALLY BRIGHTENED UP THE STREET WITH THOSE WONDERFUL COLORS AND TO DANCE FROM LOWER MILLS DOWN TO SAVIN HILL WAS JUST AMAZING, I WAS TIRED WATCHING THEM BUT IT WAS SO MUCH FUN, THEY EVEN DANCED WITH PEOPLE IN THE CROWD. IT WAS REALLY NICE TO SEE ALL THE DIFFERENT RACES ENJOYING A BEAUTIFUL DAY. NO PLACE FOR HATE!
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