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Community Cleanup & Festival Volunteer

On Sunday, August 23, 2026, members of our community came together to help clean up the yard around Kouti and the storage area.

With the help of many generous and kind young volunteers, we trimmed tree branches, shrubs, and hedges and removed unwanted items, including wood, electronics, metal, and chemicals. These items will be placed in a dumpster and hauled away to the appropriate landfill or disposal facility.

We truly appreciate everyone who came out and contributed their time, energy, and hard work to make our temple grounds cleaner, safer, and more beautiful. View Gallery for additional updates.

“Thank You to Our Temple Kitchen Team”

After the cleanup, Mae, Pat, and the team prepared delicious noodles (pho) for everyone. This meal was generously provided by our temple kitchen team, Kualao. Thank you to everyone who helped prepare and serve the food!

“Preparing for Boon Khao Salak”

Some of our community volunteers also helped our monk prepare for Kong Boon and organize and tidy the decorations for the upcoming festival, Boon Khao Salak, which will be held on Saturday, October 10, 2026.

The announcement flyer has already been sent to our members’ homes. We hope everyone will come and join us this Saturday to celebrate together and support our temple community.

LBCN Visions & Master Planning

ຕັກບາດ ບຸນຫໍ່ເຂົ້າສະລາກ – Boun Kaosalak
October 10 @ 7:00 am–2:00 pm

Join us as we celebrate the feast of Boun Khao Salak; is a Buddhist festival held annually during the 10th full moon of the lunar calendar (this year on 16 September) at local temples nationwide to celebrate and remember the dead…

Everyone is welcome! To celebrate the Boun Khao Padabdine, the Buddhists are preparing offerings composed of Tomh Khao, Khao Nom Neb (cakes made with rice), fruits, and other kinds of foods that will be offered to monks. These religious activities are intended to honor the dead and the spirits.!

All are welcome to join our community gathering as we celebrate by acts of charity between the community and the temple, between families and their ancestors.

You’ll have the chance to sample food from our local vendors and browse our gift shop for souvenirs and traditional items.

Join Our Temple Family as a Volunteer!

More Volunteers Needed

We will need more volunteers after the Boon Khao Padapdin event this weekend, especially on Saturday and Sunday, September 5–6, 2026, to continue with additional cleanup and organization around the temple grounds.

We especially hope some of our younger community members can come and lend a helping hand. Your time and hard work are greatly appreciated, and working together makes the job easier and more enjoyable for everyone.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support our temple and community. We look forward to seeing you this weekend!

In addition, we are still looking for kind and dedicated individuals to help support our temple’s activities. If you have a heart for service and a little time to share, we would love to have you!

Join us and make an impact today! Contact us to learn more at info@lbcn.org or https://lbcn.org/contact

Be sure to visit our Multimedia Station for additional information and the latest updates on the progress of our temple.

Discover heartfelt stories from our members, sharing their enriching journeys and joyful moments at WAT XAO PHOUT LAO OF LBCN.

Our community thrives through meaningful connections and the deep spiritual support offered here.

Mrs. Kungthong
Community member

The warmth and dedication of the team made every event memorable and uplifting.

Mr. Khamon
Spiritual Guide

Every visit fills me with peace and a deep appreciation for Lao heritage and friendship.

Mrs. Noy
Volunteer member

WAT XAO PHOUT LAO provides a welcoming atmosphere where tradition and community spirit flourish beautifully.

Mr. Sythuk
LBCN Security

Our temple is to provide a safe place for members to gather, socialize, meditate, and a place for emotional, social, and spiritual support.

Mr. Somchine
Chairman of LBCN

I think if the temple had more activities for the youth, it would encourage them to visit.

Jasmine
Teen member

Community celebrations help create belonging, which contributes to better living, physically and mentally.

Mrs. Vannason
Community member

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