TRÀ: A Vietnamese tea workshop x Invisible Cities

TRÀ: A Vietnamese Tea Workshop x Invisible Cities

After the success of our first Vietnamese coffee workshop, The Bami is back — this time, we’re exploring something quieter, deeper, and just as meaningful: TRÀ. 🌿

In Vietnamese, “Trà” means tea, a simple word that carries centuries of stories, rituals, and connection. From the old days of sharing a pot of green tea among neighbours to today’s artisanal blends and mindful brewing, tea has always been more than a drink; it’s a symbol of warmth, respect, and togetherness.

In this cozy hands-on workshop, we’ll take you on a sensory journey through Vietnamese tea culture, exploring how people in Vietnam have enjoyed tea across time: past and present, traditional and modern. You’ll learn how to brew tea the Vietnamese way, taste a selection of teas, and share stories in a calm, welcoming space.

This workshop is also part of our ongoing effort to give back. We’re proud to collaborate with Invisible Cities, a social enterprise that trains people who have experienced homelessness to become walking tour guides of their own cities. Through their tours, they share personal stories, local history, and a more human way to experience Edinburgh with heart, honesty, and purpose.

We love working with local organisations like Invisible Cities to build stronger community connections. 💛
Every ticket sold for TRÀ will go directly to support their mission.

🍵 Learn the art of brewing and serving Vietnamese tea mindfully
🌱 Taste a variety of traditional and modern teas
🫖 Explore Vietnam’s tea culture from its history to its present-day rituals
💛 Support Invisible Cities through your ticket purchase
🎁 Bring home a little gift: a The Bami's tote bag and a pack of Vietnamese tea to enjoy at home
🤍 Share a slow, peaceful afternoon at The Bami

Limited to 8–10 guests for an intimate, mindful experience.
Come curious, sip slowly, and leave with the taste and heart of Vietnam.

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