The Philippines is the only former Spanish colony that does not have the Spanish language as its national language. One ...

is all about connection — to family, community, faith, and heritage. Every home in the Philippines carries a piece of the country’s colorful past through unique customs that are still alive today.

Felice Prudente Sta. Maria is an award-winning author and a pioneer in Philippine food history. Through research and storytelling, she helps us understand where our food comes from, reminding us that ...

Music, dancing, food and culture — this Los Angeles Filipino community festival is truly for everyone. The 29th Festival of Philippine Arts and Culture — themed “Para Sa Lahat, or “for everyone” — ...

AAPI Month coverage continues with an interview with Polychroma Games about their Phillipines-set story game, Until Then, coming out on June 25. Even in its demo, Until Then rang plenty of bells for ...

The first ever Filipino Culture Night was held at Olympian High School in San Diego, led by Filipino Language teacher Grace Almazar on April 21. During this showcase, Filipino classes and clubs in the ...

IF YOU TAKE A LOOK AROUND THE FILIPINO KHALI ACADEMY, YOU’LL NOTICE IT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE YOUR TYPICAL MARTIAL ARTS STUDIO. THE MURALS AND PICTURES ON THE WALL, THE BAMBOO LINING, THE FLOORS ALL TELL A ...

Manila is a long way from Montrose and Monument, but one Denver-based organization has made it its mission to keep the spirit of the Philippines alive in the Centennial state. The Filipino-American ...

FilAm ARTS (The Association for the Advancement of Filipino American Arts and Culture) is thrilled to announce the return of The Festival of Philippine Arts and Culture (FPAC), the longest-running ...

SAN FRANCISCO – A unique exhibition celebrating National Women’s Month pays tribute to the Philippines’ indigenous women. The Philippine Consulate General in San Francisco has partnered with Filipino ...