Participate in Filipino Cultural Celebrations in California supporting important causes and bringing your community together. These events celebrate cultural heritage while raising awareness and funds for organizations serving the Filipino community.
Get ready to dive into vibrant Filipino culture with music, dance, and art at the biggest cultural bash of the year!
SAMAFEST 2026 - 39th Philippine Cultural Arts Festival at Balboa Park
Get ready to dive into an amazing celebration of Filipino culture at SAMAFEST 2026! Enjoy vibrant performances, traditional arts, and delicious food – all happening in person at the beautiful Balboa Park. Whether you're reconnecting with your roots or just curious, this festival is the perfect place to experience the heart of the Philippines through music, dance, and art. Don't miss the fun!
Saturday, 22, 11.00 -
Sunday, 23, 17.00
San Diego,
CA
_$25
1-year anniversary pop-up in Midtown—Filipino & Vietnamese flavors, community vibes, and a night to celebrate culture through food.
Get ready—we’re celebrating 1 year of The Immigrant’s Table the only way we know how… LOUD, HANDS-ON, and FULL OF FLAVOR.
Welcome to our KAMAYAN x NHÂU dinner experience—no forks, no spoons. Just hands, community, and nonstop drinks. This is how we eat, how we gather, how we celebrate.
Hosted by The Roost in the heart of Midtown, we’re laying it ALL out—a massive banana leaf FEAST LINE loaded with an unreal spread of Filipino & Vietnamese flavors. Expect abundance, boldness, and that “grab another bite” energy all night long.
What is Kamayan?A traditional Filipino style of dining where food is laid across banana leaves and eaten with your hands—no utensils, just connection, sharing, and culture.
What is Nhậu?A Vietnamese drinking culture rooted in gathering, snacking, and toasting together—loud, lively, and all about community (“một, hai, ba, dzô!”).
And don’t worry… we didn’t forget the drank.Guest mixologist Chelsea Kennedy from The Roost is pulling up with a pop-up bar to keep the vibes right and the glasses full.
This is more than dinner—it’s interactive, it’s communal, it’s rooted in culture.Come ready to eat with your hands, share with strangers, and celebrate with us.
Monday, 10, 18.00 -
Monday, 10, 21.00
Sacramento,
CA
_$25
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Stranger Things
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Saturday, August 8, 2026
Hello Stranger
320 E 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Saturday, 08, 20.00 -
Saturday, 08, 23.59
Los Angeles,
CA
_$25
Kanto Corner is a community-led mini-festival celebrating Historic Filipinotown and the HiFi neighborhood.
Kanto Corner is a community-led mini-festival celebrating Historic Filipinotown and the HiFi neighborhood. There will be live musical performances, local vendors, food, drinks, and family-friendly activities. @kmb_la and @thesundayjump ‘s goal is to bring folks together for a fun and safe gathering that uplifts the neighborhood, gives a sense of pride, and offers the opportunity to get involved locally.
Date: Saturday, 07/18/2026
Time: 1pm-6pm
Hosts:
Kabataang maka-Bayan (KmB), or Pro-People Youth, @kmb_la, is a progressive organization which raises the social consciousness of youth, encouraging them to organize and mobilize in response to the issues affecting our local communities, the oppressed people of the Philippines, and other pro-people issues around the world.
Sunday Jump, @thesundayjump, is a community arts organization based in the Historic Filipinotown neighborhood of Los Angeles. Founded in 2012, Sunday Jump’s mission is to facilitate a safe space for marginalized voices to share stories and create genuine connections through the arts. To ensure a welcoming space for everyone, Sunday Jump has two community guidelines: (1) express, not impress and (2) free speech, not hate speech. This organization’s founders and leaders are award-winning poets and community activists who have shared their work across the nation.
Community Sponsors:
Pilipino Workers Center (PWC) is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization located in Historic Filipinotown, Los Angeles, but serves Filipinos throughout Southern California. PWC focuses on providing programs that help meet the immediate needs of workers and their families while at the same time building their leadership to take collective action for long lasting change. Learn more at http://www.pwcsc.org.
Los Angeles Neighborhood Land Trust was founded in 2002 to address Los Angeles's park inequities. They focus their efforts exclusively in communities of color that have little to no access to green space. Their successful community development model engage residents from the beginning of the design process, through construction and ultimately the stweardship of the parks and gardens they create. To ensure the long-term impact of their efforts, they are working towards equitable green space development through grassroots policy reform.
Los Angeles County Regional Park and Open Space District has made a remarkable impact by awarding over $1.7 billion in grants. These funds have empowered cities, county departments, state and local agencies, and community organizations to revitalize our parks, elevate recreational facilities, and enhance trails and open spaces.
FilAm Arts is a nonprofit organization that advocates for culturally inspired art that celebrates Filipino heritage in America. They are passionate about fostering community connection and aim to honor Filipino culture through the arts
Saturday, 18, 14.00 -
Saturday, 18, 19.00
Los Angeles,
CA
_$25
Get ready to dive into vibrant Filipino culture with music, dance, and art at the biggest cultural bash of the year!
SAMAFEST 2026 - 39th Philippine Cultural Arts Festival at Balboa Park
Get ready to dive into an amazing celebration of Filipino culture at SAMAFEST 2026! Enjoy vibrant performances, traditional arts, and delicious food – all happening in person at the beautiful Balboa Park. Whether you're reconnecting with your roots or just curious, this festival is the perfect place to experience the heart of the Philippines through music, dance, and art. Don't miss the fun!
Saturday, 18, 14.00 - Saturday, 18, 19.00
San Diego, CA
0.00
1-year anniversary pop-up in Midtown—Filipino & Vietnamese flavors, community vibes, and a night to celebrate culture through food.
Get ready—we’re celebrating 1 year of The Immigrant’s Table the only way we know how… LOUD, HANDS-ON, and FULL OF FLAVOR.
Welcome to our KAMAYAN x NHÂU dinner experience—no forks, no spoons. Just hands, community, and nonstop drinks. This is how we eat, how we gather, how we celebrate.
Hosted by The Roost in the heart of Midtown, we’re laying it ALL out—a massive banana leaf FEAST LINE loaded with an unreal spread of Filipino & Vietnamese flavors. Expect abundance, boldness, and that “grab another bite” energy all night long.
What is Kamayan?A traditional Filipino style of dining where food is laid across banana leaves and eaten with your hands—no utensils, just connection, sharing, and culture.
What is Nhậu?A Vietnamese drinking culture rooted in gathering, snacking, and toasting together—loud, lively, and all about community (“một, hai, ba, dzô!”).
And don’t worry… we didn’t forget the drank.Guest mixologist Chelsea Kennedy from The Roost is pulling up with a pop-up bar to keep the vibes right and the glasses full.
This is more than dinner—it’s interactive, it’s communal, it’s rooted in culture.Come ready to eat with your hands, share with strangers, and celebrate with us.
Saturday, 18, 14.00 - Saturday, 18, 19.00
Sacramento, CA
129.89
Celebrate 10 years of “He’s Already Dead!” | PEW PEW PEW | and countless puns
Things that are 10 years old in 2026
Pokemon GO
Stranger Things
and TFALpodcast!
Celebrate 10 years of “He’s Already Dead!” | PEW PEW PEW | and countless puns and dad jokes!
Saturday, August 8, 2026
Hello Stranger
320 E 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Saturday, 18, 14.00 - Saturday, 18, 19.00
Los Angeles, CA
10.00
California's Pacific coastline runs for hundreds of miles where coastal mountains meet the sea — rugged headlands, turquoise coves, and sea stacks along the route from Big Sur and the Central Coast to beaches north and south.
