Persian New Year in Tucson: How an Iranian family keeps their culture close @azpm
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Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Haft-sin is a tradition for many who celebrate the Persian New Year — or Nowruz — across the diaspora. The table holds seven representative elements of life, such as lentil sprouts, a red apple and hyacinth flowers. This year as war brings ambiguity for Iranian families everywhere, it’s especially important to embrace their cultural practices and welcome joy wherever possible.

Producer: Noor Haghighi
Videographer: Noor Haghighi
Editor: Noor Haghighi
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Persian New Year in Tucson: How an Iranian family keeps their culture close

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