🌿 【INVITATION】Grand Opening of "Borderless Garden" in Taichung!

Dear Vietnamese community and friends who love Vietnamese culture in Taiwan, On the occasion of the launch of "Borderless Garden" – a brand new version of the Vietnamese Migrant Garden project, the organizing committee cordially invites all brothers and sisters from all over Taiwan to gather in Taichung City to attend the grand opening ceremony and this special artistic performance. 📍 Event Information Time: Sunday, September 6th Location: Green Museum Library (Taichung City) 🌱 A space of memory and connection This is not just a simple opening ceremony, but also a space for our community to: Meet and share: Enjoy the lush green space where Vietnamese plant species have followed the footsteps of migrants, taken root, and blossomed in Taiwan. Savor the taste of home: Taste familiar, heartwarming dishes from the kitchens of mothers and sisters. Elevate with art: Enjoy a space of music and outstanding performances – a harmonious blend of contemporary artists, laborers, students, and the new immigrant community. 🎶 Artists & Performing Groups The event brings together a talented lineup of artists and performing groups, promising explosive and emotional performances: Instruments & Song/Dance: Bamboo Flute Group (Luận Nguyễn, Lê Tuyển, Đức Trung, Nguyễn Thành Trung), Tân Hướng Dương Sisters Dance Group, Thanh Thảo Ukulele, and Taipei Sisters. Performing Artists: Trần Đức Dân (陳德民), Đức flyingbay & 戴宇廷 Jacob Tai, Misaki (Phan Thị Xuân Quỳnh) & Zito Tseng, Út Liễu & Dominic Teo (張祖靖), manman 趙曼君, Jett Ilagan. Singers & Notable Figures: Django (David Agudelo Restrepo), Quý (Dưa Chuột), Loan Nguyễn Elrica, Trần Diễm Phúc, Nhân Nguyễn, Mike (陳泓嘉). ❤️ Deepest gratitude from the Vietnamese Migrant Garden Through small yet persistent contributions, a garden rich in Vietnamese identity has been formed. The organizing committee would like to express its sincere thanks to: The Management Board and Administration of the Vietnamese Migrant Garden in Taichung, Kuandu Museum of Fine Arts, and the Taichung Green Museum Library. Special thanks to: Ms. Phạm Thị Mỏng's family (Gia Nghĩa) for donating a large number of plants, Ms. Mười Rau Sạch (Kim Anh) and her daughter, Ms. Kim Hồng (Vietnamese Cultural Garden), Ms. Chin Trân, and many individuals who have silently nurtured this lush garden. Every plant brought, every seed sown, and every hand that cared for it is an indispensable part of this story. See you at the Borderless Garden! 🗣️ A space to share with rtitalk readers: Amidst the hustle and bustle of life in Taiwan, are there any Vietnamese plants, flowers, or herbs that always make you long for your homeland? Share with us in the comments below! 👇