UNSTAGED: Third Thursdays • Live on Mid-Market
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UNSTAGED is a FREE, interactive arts, music and community experience for absolutely everyone on Third Thursdays.
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COMMUNITY NEWS
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Fabricated Boundaries: Filipina American Textile and Fiber Artists
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Discover the extraordinary work of four Filipina American female artists as they explore the many layers of identity shaped by place, migration, memory, and family. Through deeply personal works, they reflect what it means to live between cultures, to carry heritage across borders, and to navigate life far from one’s ancestral homeland. Saturday, September 6, 2025, 6:00 - 9:00 PM.
Read More32nd Pistahan Parade and Festival 2025
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The Philippine Consulate General in San Francisco is pleased to share the invitation from the Filipino American Arts Exposition (FAAE) to the 32nd annual Pistahan Parade and Festival, San Francisco’s largest Filipino celebration, on 9-10 August 2025. For this year’s Pistahan, the FAAE has adopted the theme, “Kapwa: Rooted in Resilience, Rise to the Challenge.”
Read MoreCalifornia Enhances myEDD to Help State Disability Insurance Customers
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What You Need to Know: The Employment Development Department is making it easier for Californians to check their Disability Insurance or Paid Family Leave claim status without needing to call the Department.
Read MoreFilipino Identity Rediscovered: Animated Series Connects Diaspora to Roots
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Filipino-Americans are finding new ways to reconnect with their roots—and for filmmaker Joel Nathan “Bani” Logroño, that journey is being told through animation.
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NaFFAA Calls for Clarity and Fair Process for Filipino Seafarers
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The National Federation of Filipino American Associations (NaFFAA) is closely monitoring recent reports of Filipino cruise ship workers being deported from U.S. ports, including Norfolk, Virginia, despite reportedly holding valid C1/D seafarer visas.
Read MorePSA for Texas Flood Victims, Historic Kalayaan 2025 Highlights
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The Filipino-American communities throughout Texas are heart-broken for their friends and friends of friends who were affected by the deadly floods that ravaged houses and drowned families along the 100-mile long Guadalupe River in Central Texas. The Filipinos have arranged prayer vigils and fund-raisers for the victims. About 140 people, including 35 children died, and dozens still missing.
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