Posted On: 9 April, 2026
At Clefs Cafe, the fundraising concert “City of Stars – Thành phố Ngàn Sao”, organized by the INKSPIRE project, took place in a warm and emotional atmosphere after months of dedicated preparation. More than just a concert, it was a meaningful journey of spreading kindness and connecting the TNIS community through the power of music.
With performances by TNIS Band, Glee Yên Hòa, CMC Band, and N.B.B Band, each act brought unforgettable moments where melodies blended beautifully with memories and dreams that never fade.
Most importantly, all proceeds from the event will be used to support the Happy Classroom Project (Lớp học Hạnh Phúc) and to help young patients at the National Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion, providing practical resources to support their learning journey.
INKSPIRE would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all sponsors, guests, parents, and members of the community for attending, supporting, and spreading the spirit of compassion. Special thanks to all performers for giving their best on stage and making “City of Stars” a truly unforgettable night.
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