The Moluccan community in Middelburg, Netherlands, has been campaigning for a dedicated community center for several years, but their efforts have so far been unsuccessful. Community members express a strong sense of historical connection to the Netherlands, emphasizing they are not recent immigrants or asylum seekers, but rather a community with centuries-old ties to the country. The lack of a dedicated space forces community activities, including cultural practices like traditional dancing, to take place outdoors, even in inclement weather. Advocates argue a community center is vital for preserving their culture and providing a space for social cohesion. They feel overlooked despite their long-standing presence and contributions to Dutch society. The community hopes local authorities will recognize their needs and support the establishment of a dedicated center. This ongoing struggle highlights issues of integration and cultural preservation within the Netherlands.