On October 20, 2024, the Formosa Association of Student Cultural Ambassadors San Diego Chapter (FASCA-SD) participated in the Cultural Festival at Design39 Campus Middle School, bringing a taste of Taiwanese culture to the local community. The event was a vibrant celebration of cultural diversity, and FASCA-SD played a key role in promoting Taiwan's rich heritage.

At the booth, visitors were treated to famous Taiwanese snacks and boba tea, which quickly became popular among attendees. Alongside these culinary delights, FASCA-SD set up engaging activities that showcased traditional Taiwanese childhood toys. Students and visitors enjoyed playing with the diabolo and shuttlecock, as well as trying their skills at the marble pinball game, another nostalgic favorite from Taiwan.

Reflecting on the event, the consulting mentor Marian Liu shared: "This festival was a wonderful opportunity for our Student Cultural Ambassadors to actively practice cultural exchange. By offering hands-on experiences like the diabolo and marble pinball games, we helped the local community connect with Taiwanese traditions in a fun and meaningful way. It’s rewarding to see how engaged the students were, both in learning about our culture and sharing it with others."

FASCA-SD remains committed to its mission of cultural diplomacy, aiming to strengthen ties between Taiwanese and American communities by promoting Taiwan's vibrant traditions through leadership and service. Through these interactive and playful activities, FASCA-SD was able to create an environment of learning and cultural sharing, embodying their core values of leadership and service. The event left a lasting impression, sparking curiosity and appreciation for Taiwanese culture among many participants.