Art for Healing
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The creations of two Filipinos, sculptor Rex Dacanay and painter/illustrator Nannette Nemenzo, were among the works exhibited at the 29th annual UCSF ARTshow.
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The Happy Home Cook: Macadamia-Jackfruit Cake
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Cakes from the Middle East and Turkey using nuts and fruits have always been a favorite of mine--cakes made with ground walnuts or almonds and with apricots, dates or figs. These cakes go superbly with a good cup of coffee or mint tea anytime!
Read MoreEscape Through Death’s Door
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How Lt. Geraldo Alvarez of the 51st Mechanized Infantry Company led his trapped men to safety through a storm of bullets in the battle for Marawi.
Read MoreA Long Overdue Honor
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After 75 years, Filipinos’ wartime service was finally honored by the United States. But their fight for rightful benefits isn’t over.
Read MoreDeparture Date 1973.August.05
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As much as I was going to graduate school, I was also escaping a dictatorship that was doing its worst to destroy my generation.
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Fil-Am History Museum in Stockton Turns One
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Why the Filipino American History Museum is in Stockton, California.
Read More[PARTNER] Janine Barrera-Castillo Paints Nature’s Abstract Truth
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Janine Barrera-Castillo's "Patterns of Nature" runs from October 23 -27 at the Kalayaan Hall of the Philippine Center in San Francisco.
Read MoreShe Who Dances Stories into Being
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Alleluia “Manai” Panis, who was honored as the very first recipient of San Francisco Art Commission’s Artistic Legacy Grant, works for resonance, not praise.
Read MoreWanderlust Creamery Knocks ‘Em Cold
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Wanderlust Creamery owners are anti-hero artisanal ice cream pioneers.
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