VENDORS, SPONSORS & VOLUNTEERS
Help make the reunion happen.
What vendors
will be there?
SOLD OUT
Vendor spots are sold out. More than 40 vendors will bring Mekong Region food, goods and cultural performances.
Who is helping
make it happen?
SOLD OUT
HERITAGE SPONSOR
Thanks to all our incredible festival sponsors.
Volunteer Opportunities
Interested in volunteering for the festival? Volunteer Odyssey makes it easy. Plus, you'll get free admission and a limited festival t-shirt.
QUESTIONS? CALL
Karina Pham · 901-896-7388
Gary Gardo · 901-508-0092
Howard Vongpaseuth · 901-896-7309
1975
The first refugee families settle along the Cleveland Street corridor.
50
Years of temples, businesses and family life in Midtown Memphis.
4
Cultures. Vietnamese, Lao, Cambodian and Thai, gathered side by side.
40+
Vendors serving Mekong Region food, goods and cultural performances.
2
Rivers. From the Mekong to the Mississippi.
Our Vendors
Mam Mam Kitchen
Mat-Jib
Matai’z Polynesian Grill
May's Sushi and catering
Memphis Financial Center
Mochi & Mi
Mr. Casa Japanese Grill & Mexican Food
Mulan's Bubble Tea
Nana Hada Beauty & Matcha Bar
Nga Ao Dai and Nailmade by Jess
Nha Jade & Gift
Pacific Fusion
Quan Am Monastery
S&S Bloom Bar 901
Saap & Sip (Viet x Lao Eats)
Shang Hai Pop Up
Soul Thai
Stella's Art & Craft
Thai Paradise
Thailand Community
Trang ao dai
Vietnamese Community
Chhorns Cambodia Cuisines
Chinese Community
Chua Phat An
Dancing Papaya Lao Cuisine
Dipsticle Artisan Gelato Cafe
Gau Gift Shop
Hmong of Tennessee Organization
Houa Yang
King Seafood
Lao Association
Lao Memphis/Tupelo Association
Lao Street Food
3 Big Ladies
Amy Kitchen Vietnamese Dessert
Annie Thai Kitchen
augie&coco
Ba Nam's
Bays Wings and Things
BBQ X
Bep Hai Em
Bep Nha
Bongalicous Delights
Cambodian Community
Cecils Filipino Fusion
ORGANIZED BY
Made by the neighborhood,
for the city.
Vietnamese Buddhist Association of Memphis – Chùa Chánh Tâ
The Jefferson Bao Tam Temple celebrates Vietnamese culture, sharing Buddhism, meditation and mindful practice in Midtown Memphis.
Crosstown Memphis CDC
The Crosstown Memphis Community Development Corporation is a nonprofit community organization that promotes a safe neighborhood, beautification, and inclusive economic development within the Crosstown neighborhood in Memphis.
The Works
The Works rebuilds, restores, and renews Memphis neighborhoods through innovation, advocacy, and collaboration. Our mission is to move vulnerable communities into housing secureness, food stability, health equity, financial empowerment and regenerative solutions.
IN COLLABORATION WITH
Rhodes College — Asian and Asian American Studies and Urban Studies, partners on the neighborhood memory project.
Our Sponsors
Mid-South Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Chùa Chánh Tâm
Ambition Group
Envy Nails Bar LLC
Phong Cao
Takashi Bistro
