San Francisco, CA – The Manilatown Heritage Foundation, in partnership with the San Francisco Maritime Museum, proudly announces "Flipping the Boat," a year-long community engagement project and event. This initiative aims to honor the power and agency of Filipino-American and other Bay Area residents, drawing on maritime heritage to inspire community leadership and solidarity.

Are you based on Maui, or know someone from Maui who has stories to share but need guidance and direction how to get them on paper? This free workshop will help organize thoughts and preserve your stories for generations to enjoy!

House of Gongs proudly announces the launch of the inaugural "Uni at Ugat Music Camp," a unique 3-day music camp dedicated to Filipinx/o/a artists and community members. Scheduled to take place from July 19-21, 2024, at Naturebridge Camp in Sausalito, California, the camp aims to inspire participants to integrate Filipino gongs and Indigenous instrumentation into their music. 

INVITATION Briefing & Input: Asian Language Access for Police and Victim Services.

Thursday July 25 
12N Eastern / 9am Pacific 
8pm Eastern / 5pm Pacific 

Caltrans, Clean California, and California State Parks recommend a few simple tips to help keep public spaces and communities safe and free from litter and debris:

Join us for Rhythms of Mindanao, a concert featuring music performances by Indigenous Philippine Master Musicians and Culture Bearers: Talaandig Artists Marcelino Balugto P. Necosia Jr and Datu Rodelio ‘Waway’ Saway; Maguindanaon Artists Sata Egal Abdullah and Farid Guinomla; and T’boli Artist Joel Ganlal. Event will be held July 23d at the Oakland Asian Cultural Center.

The New York Asian Film Foundation and Film at Lincoln Center (FLC) have announced the second round of programming and award honorees for the 23rd edition of the New York Asian Film Festival (NYAFF), taking place July 12–22 at FLC, and from July 22–28 at the SVA Theatre, with special weekend screenings and one-night-only programming from July 13–15, 18–21, and 23–25 at LOOK Cinemas W57, as well as a special collaborative presentation of hit films at the Korean Cultural Center New York on July 13–27.

The Filipino Heritge Library presents “ Love Letters Home: Filipino American Sistes on Writing and Migration” on July 6, 2024 at the Ayala Museum Function Room 1.