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Dive into the rich flavors and vibrant traditions of T’boli culture with tasty bites and traditional stories.
Onuk Nelut: A T’boli Food & Cultural Experience
Join us for a meaningful food and cultural experience led by T’boli culture bearer Lyn Buti, who will share knowledge and traditions surrounding Onuk Nelut, a traditional T’boli dish.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn from Lyn, observe and participate in the preparation of Onuk Nelut, and enjoy the finished dish together. Through food, conversation, and hands-on learning, this experience offers an opportunity to connect with T’boli cultural traditions and learn directly from a T’boli culture bearer.
Please note: This is an off-site event. Participants are responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from the event location. Specific location and arrival instructions will be provided upon registration/confirmation.
Space is limited, and advance registration is required.
Sunday, 25, 09.00 -
Sunday, 25, 12.00
Juneau,
AK
_$25
Learn 4 traditional Filipino dances over 2 days with Parangal artists and Culture Bearers. Move, connect, and celebrate Filipino culture!
Living Traditions: Filipino Dance with Parangal & Culture Bearers
October 24 & 25
Join us for a special two-day Filipino traditional dance workshop featuring Parangal Dance Company Artistic Director Eric Solano and team, alongside T’boli Culture Bearer Lyn Buti and Kalinga Culture Bearer Jenny Young.
Over two days, participants will learn four dances inspired by the living traditions of the Philippines, while exploring the movement, stories, and cultural knowledge connected to each tradition.
This workshop offers a unique opportunity to learn directly from accomplished Filipino dance artists and Culture Bearers and deepen our connection to the diverse cultural traditions of the Philippines.
Workshop Options
2-Day Pass — $125
Includes both days of instruction and all four dances.
Single-Day Pass — $70
Choose one day of instruction and learn the dances taught that day.
Dance + Food Combo — $100
Planning to join our Food Workshop on Sunday morning? A special discounted combo ticket is available for those who want to participate in both!
Please note: The Food Workshop overlaps with Sunday morning's dance instruction, so the Dance + Food Combo does not include the overlapping Sunday morning dance session. You’ll still have the opportunity to participate in the remaining Sunday dance instruction, as well as the other day's workshop.
Whether you're an experienced dancer or simply curious to learn, come move, connect, and experience Filipino culture through the guidance of artists and Culture Bearers.
Limited space available—registration is encouraged!
Saturday, 24, 10.00 -
Saturday, 24, 15.30
Juneau,
AK
_$25
Dive into the rich flavors and vibrant traditions of T’boli culture with tasty bites and traditional stories.
Onuk Nelut: A T’boli Food & Cultural Experience
Join us for a meaningful food and cultural experience led by T’boli culture bearer Lyn Buti, who will share knowledge and traditions surrounding Onuk Nelut, a traditional T’boli dish.
Participants will have the opportunity to learn from Lyn, observe and participate in the preparation of Onuk Nelut, and enjoy the finished dish together. Through food, conversation, and hands-on learning, this experience offers an opportunity to connect with T’boli cultural traditions and learn directly from a T’boli culture bearer.
Please note: This is an off-site event. Participants are responsible for arranging their own transportation to and from the event location. Specific location and arrival instructions will be provided upon registration/confirmation.
Space is limited, and advance registration is required.
Saturday, 24, 10.00 - Saturday, 24, 15.30
Juneau, AK
60.00
Learn 4 traditional Filipino dances over 2 days with Parangal artists and Culture Bearers. Move, connect, and celebrate Filipino culture!
Living Traditions: Filipino Dance with Parangal & Culture Bearers
October 24 & 25
Join us for a special two-day Filipino traditional dance workshop featuring Parangal Dance Company Artistic Director Eric Solano and team, alongside T’boli Culture Bearer Lyn Buti and Kalinga Culture Bearer Jenny Young.
Over two days, participants will learn four dances inspired by the living traditions of the Philippines, while exploring the movement, stories, and cultural knowledge connected to each tradition.
This workshop offers a unique opportunity to learn directly from accomplished Filipino dance artists and Culture Bearers and deepen our connection to the diverse cultural traditions of the Philippines.
Workshop Options
2-Day Pass — $125
Includes both days of instruction and all four dances.
Single-Day Pass — $70
Choose one day of instruction and learn the dances taught that day.
Dance + Food Combo — $100
Planning to join our Food Workshop on Sunday morning? A special discounted combo ticket is available for those who want to participate in both!
Please note: The Food Workshop overlaps with Sunday morning's dance instruction, so the Dance + Food Combo does not include the overlapping Sunday morning dance session. You’ll still have the opportunity to participate in the remaining Sunday dance instruction, as well as the other day's workshop.
Whether you're an experienced dancer or simply curious to learn, come move, connect, and experience Filipino culture through the guidance of artists and Culture Bearers.
Limited space available—registration is encouraged!
Saturday, 24, 10.00 - Saturday, 24, 15.30
Juneau, AK
100.00
Alaska Federation of Filipino Americans, Inc. serves as a unifying force for Filipino Americans in Anchorage and throughout Alaska, grounded in a mission to increase civic awareness and enhance community leadership. Founded on the principle that all unified Filipino Americans—regardless of ethnicity, experience, or ability—deserve to grow and be valued as contributing members of their community, AFFA represents a commitment to collective empowerment and social responsibility. Based in Anchorage, AK, the organization operates from three core beliefs that guide its work: recognition that sociopolitical processes affecting Alaska directly impact Filipino American futures, understanding that leadership takes many forms and exists within diverse groups throughout the state, and conviction that active, motivated individuals can create tremendous positive change. AFFA celebrates diversity as a fundamental strength, believing that respecting individual differences while sharing collective strengths creates a more vibrant community. The organization actively fosters the exchange of ideas and information among Filipino Americans in Anchorage and beyond, facilitating the development of new leaders inspired by the rich history of individuals willing to take risks for their beliefs. Through scholarship programs, youth initiatives, and community events, AFFA validates the unique contributions of Filipino Americans while affirming their place within Alaska's diverse human community. The organization's vision extends beyond traditional minority-focused issues to encompass the mainstream concerns affecting all Alaskans, positioning Filipino Americans as active participants in shaping their shared future in Anchorage and the state.
Rooted in a simple 1953 cookout at Eagle River Bridge, the Filipino Community of Anchorage Alaska, Inc. has grown into a cherished organization that embodies the spirit of Filipino friendship and mutual care. Founded formally in 1965 by 17 dedicated individuals, FCAA emerged from the natural bonds formed among Filipino service members stationed at Fort Richardson and Elmendorf bases and Filipino families who chose to make Anchorage, AK their home. What began as informal monthly picnics evolved into an organized community dedicated to supporting one another through life's challenges while celebrating shared cultural heritage. The organization's founders envisioned FCAA as the authentic voice of Filipinos in Anchorage, establishing democratic governance through annual elections that give every member opportunity to lead and contribute. For decades, FCAA has woven itself into the fabric of Anchorage's diverse community, participating in local celebrations and cultural exchanges that showcase Filipino traditions to the broader city. The organization's legacy is deeply personal—built on relationships, shared meals featuring beloved dishes like lechon, and the understanding that community strength comes from genuine connection and reciprocal support. Members past and present have invested their energy and enthusiasm into ensuring FCAA's continued growth and success. Today, FCAA remains a beacon of Filipino pride and belonging in Alaska, honoring its founding members' vision while welcoming new generations to experience the joy, camaraderie, and sense of family that defines this remarkable Anchorage institution.
Based in Juneau, Alaska, the Filipino Community, Inc. (FILCOM, Inc.) stands as a cornerstone organization dedicated to honoring Filipino heritage while building bridges between diverse cultural communities. Founded on the principle that cultural identity and community connection strengthen the fabric of society, FILCOM, Inc. brings together Filipino residents and allies who share a commitment to preserving time-honored customs and traditions. The organization believes that by maintaining strong connections to Filipino culture, families can pass down valuable heritage to younger generations while simultaneously contributing their unique perspectives and values to the wider Juneau community. FILCOM, Inc. recognizes that successful integration into American life doesn't require abandoning one's cultural roots; instead, the organization champions a balanced approach where Filipino-Americans can thrive authentically while actively participating in mainstream society. Through collaborative efforts and inclusive programming, FILCOM, Inc. demonstrates that cultural celebration and community integration go hand-in-hand. The organization's work in Juneau, AK reflects a deep understanding that diverse, culturally-connected communities are stronger, more resilient, and better equipped to support one another. By fostering harmonious relationships across cultural lines, FILCOM, Inc. creates an environment where all residents benefit from shared understanding, mutual respect, and collective pride in their community's multicultural identity.
Juneau,
AK
The tidewater glaciers of Glacier Bay in southeast Alaska - calving ice fronts meeting the sea along a coast that runs from the Inside Passage and Prince William Sound to the Kenai Peninsula, the Interior and the Arctic North Slope.