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Filipino Community Events in Texas

Join Filipino community events in Texas celebrating your cultural heritage. Find cultural festivals, professional networking events, religious celebrations, educational workshops, fundraisers, and social gatherings that bring the Filipino community together. Stay connected with events that honor your traditions and create meaningful connections.
FYP ATX Filipino Day Market ATX 2026
FYP ATX Filipino Day Market ATX 2026
FYP ATX's 5th Annual: Filipino Day Market 2026 championing Filipino small businesses, community orgs, and performers in Central Texas. In honor of Filipino American History Month (FAHM), FYP ATX has again partnered with Austin Beerworks - Sprinkle Valley as well as the City of Austin to bring you our 5th Annual Filipino Day Market ATX! The event is free, family-friendly, and everyone is welcome to enjoy: Vibrant Marketplace: Nearly 45+ local vendors—both new and returning—showcasing small business excellence. Authentic Cuisine: A wide array of Filipino dishes and pastries from local pop-ups and established eateries. Cultural Arts: Live performances including traditional Filipino songs, music, and dance on a main stage. Filipino Folklore & Arts: The Aswang Room is a standout cultural attraction at the Filipino Day Market ATX, specifically designed to bring Filipino folklore to life through immersive storytelling and interactive arts. Community Presence: Tables for community organizations and non-profits to share their missions and programs. 📢 SHARE: Create the "Tulak" Amplify our event by sharing this event to help us reach new neighbors across Austin. Be the "tulak" (push) our community needs to keep growing. 🤝 LEAD: Be the Engine of our Market! A community market is only possible because of its people. We are looking for: Committee Contributors: Be a part of the team that helps put together our FDMATX 2026 event! Vendors: Showcase your unique products or cuisine. Performers: Share your talent—singing, dancing, or art—on the main stage! Volunteers: Help us with setup, the Aswang-themed arts & crafts room, or guest greeting. 💪 DONATE: The "Lakas" of our Heritage Your support is the “lakas” (strength) that keeps this event free and open to the public. Donations directly fund cultural decor, stage equipment, and essential costs to ensure our heritage stays accessible for generations to come. This project is supported in part by an Elevate Grant of Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment.

Sunday, 25, 12.00 - Sunday, 25, 17.00 Austin, TX _$25

Home Cooking, Filipino-Style
Home Cooking, Filipino-Style
Learn how to make classic Filipino dishes inspired by tried-and-true home recipes. Hands-on. You’ll work with a small team during class. Age Restrictions For ages 18 & up Description Bold and flavorful, vibrant Filipino family gatherings often take place around a table of dishes shaped by a blend of Asian, Spanish, and American cuisine. Through classic dishes like stir-fried noodles and tender simmered Chicken Adobo, you’ll learn how to achieve home-cooked flavors that perfectly balance a signature vinegary-tang with savory garlic and soy sauce. Don’t fret — lumpia (fried spring rolls) is definitely on the menu! We know that no proper Filipino gathering would be complete without these VIP guests. Learn how to roll and fry batches of lumpia to achieve the perfect thin, shatteringly crispy exterior. You’ll also learn how to make a rich and creamy coconut-milk pudding studded with sweet corn and full of island-inspired sweetness. At the end of class you’ll get to sit back, relax, and enjoy the flavors of a traditional Filipino meal. You will be working in a small group. For ages 18 and up. 21 or older? You’ll enjoy a glass of wine paired with your meal. Menu Lumpia (fried spring rolls) Pancit (stir-fried noodles) Chicken Adobo (bright and savory braised chicken) Maja Blanca Espesyal (coconut & sweet corn milk pudding) Safety & Precautions At check-in, you will be asked to sign a waiver before entering the Cooking School. For that reason, we ask that all attendees arrive at least 5 minutes prior to the confirmed start time of the class. FAQs For more information about our classes, please click on the links below: Find FAQs about our in-store classes here. Find FAQs about your private classes here.

Saturday, 25, 18.30 - Saturday, 25, 21.00 Houston, TX _$25

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Asian American Heritage Festival
Asian American Heritage Festival
Celebrate the talent, creativity & cultural diversity of Asian Pacific American communities at Garland’s Asian American Heritage Festival. Join us on Saturday, May 16, from 5 to 10 p.m. for Garland's 4th Annual Asian American Heritage Festival in Downtown Garland! Celebrate the rich cultures of Asian-Pacific American communities with a day full of exciting events. Enjoy cultural performances, a Colorful World Parade, a lion dance, unique craft stalls, and art displays. Plus, don't miss out on Ube Land, a celebration of all things ube presented by Scoop N' Buns. 💜 Indulge in purple treats, Filipino flavors, and shop handcrafted goods from local vendors. This event is free to attend.

Saturday, 16, 17.00 - Saturday, 16, 22.00 Garland, TX _$25

AAPI Fest
AAPI Fest
FREE EVENT! Partnership between OCA-Greater Houston and Tokyo X to host the AAPI FEST at the Alief Neighborhood Center and Park. A collaborative partnership between OCA-Greater Houston and Tokyo X to host the AAPI FEST at the Alief Neighborhood Center and Park. The festival will unite Houston's diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities—including Vietnamese, Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Filipino, Korean, and many other groups by working with local community leaders. With over 170 vendors participating, various cultures will showcase Asian pride through food, merchandise, and art. The festival's core goal is to empower local businesses and foster community unity in the heart of the multicultural Alief district.

Saturday, 09, 10.00 - Saturday, 09, 19.00 Houston, TX _$25

Latest Filipino Events

FYP ATX Filipino Day Market ATX 2026
FYP ATX Filipino Day Market ATX 2026
FYP ATX's 5th Annual: Filipino Day Market 2026 championing Filipino small businesses, community orgs, and performers in Central Texas. In honor of Filipino American History Month (FAHM), FYP ATX has again partnered with Austin Beerworks - Sprinkle Valley as well as the City of Austin to bring you our 5th Annual Filipino Day Market ATX! The event is free, family-friendly, and everyone is welcome to enjoy: Vibrant Marketplace: Nearly 45+ local vendors—both new and returning—showcasing small business excellence. Authentic Cuisine: A wide array of Filipino dishes and pastries from local pop-ups and established eateries. Cultural Arts: Live performances including traditional Filipino songs, music, and dance on a main stage. Filipino Folklore & Arts: The Aswang Room is a standout cultural attraction at the Filipino Day Market ATX, specifically designed to bring Filipino folklore to life through immersive storytelling and interactive arts. Community Presence: Tables for community organizations and non-profits to share their missions and programs. 📢 SHARE: Create the "Tulak" Amplify our event by sharing this event to help us reach new neighbors across Austin. Be the "tulak" (push) our community needs to keep growing. 🤝 LEAD: Be the Engine of our Market! A community market is only possible because of its people. We are looking for: Committee Contributors: Be a part of the team that helps put together our FDMATX 2026 event! Vendors: Showcase your unique products or cuisine. Performers: Share your talent—singing, dancing, or art—on the main stage! Volunteers: Help us with setup, the Aswang-themed arts & crafts room, or guest greeting. 💪 DONATE: The "Lakas" of our Heritage Your support is the “lakas” (strength) that keeps this event free and open to the public. Donations directly fund cultural decor, stage equipment, and essential costs to ensure our heritage stays accessible for generations to come. This project is supported in part by an Elevate Grant of Austin Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment.

Saturday, 09, 10.00 - Saturday, 09, 19.00 Austin, TX 0.00

Home Cooking, Filipino-Style
Home Cooking, Filipino-Style
Learn how to make classic Filipino dishes inspired by tried-and-true home recipes. Hands-on. You’ll work with a small team during class. Age Restrictions For ages 18 & up Description Bold and flavorful, vibrant Filipino family gatherings often take place around a table of dishes shaped by a blend of Asian, Spanish, and American cuisine. Through classic dishes like stir-fried noodles and tender simmered Chicken Adobo, you’ll learn how to achieve home-cooked flavors that perfectly balance a signature vinegary-tang with savory garlic and soy sauce. Don’t fret — lumpia (fried spring rolls) is definitely on the menu! We know that no proper Filipino gathering would be complete without these VIP guests. Learn how to roll and fry batches of lumpia to achieve the perfect thin, shatteringly crispy exterior. You’ll also learn how to make a rich and creamy coconut-milk pudding studded with sweet corn and full of island-inspired sweetness. At the end of class you’ll get to sit back, relax, and enjoy the flavors of a traditional Filipino meal. You will be working in a small group. For ages 18 and up. 21 or older? You’ll enjoy a glass of wine paired with your meal. Menu Lumpia (fried spring rolls) Pancit (stir-fried noodles) Chicken Adobo (bright and savory braised chicken) Maja Blanca Espesyal (coconut & sweet corn milk pudding) Safety & Precautions At check-in, you will be asked to sign a waiver before entering the Cooking School. For that reason, we ask that all attendees arrive at least 5 minutes prior to the confirmed start time of the class. FAQs For more information about our classes, please click on the links below: Find FAQs about our in-store classes here. Find FAQs about your private classes here.

Saturday, 09, 10.00 - Saturday, 09, 19.00 Houston, TX 89.97

Asian American Heritage Festival
Asian American Heritage Festival
Celebrate the talent, creativity & cultural diversity of Asian Pacific American communities at Garland’s Asian American Heritage Festival. Join us on Saturday, May 16, from 5 to 10 p.m. for Garland's 4th Annual Asian American Heritage Festival in Downtown Garland! Celebrate the rich cultures of Asian-Pacific American communities with a day full of exciting events. Enjoy cultural performances, a Colorful World Parade, a lion dance, unique craft stalls, and art displays. Plus, don't miss out on Ube Land, a celebration of all things ube presented by Scoop N' Buns. 💜 Indulge in purple treats, Filipino flavors, and shop handcrafted goods from local vendors. This event is free to attend.

Saturday, 09, 10.00 - Saturday, 09, 19.00 Garland, TX 0.00

Latest Filipino Businesses and Organizations

UT Austin Filipino Students Association
UT Austin Filipino Students Association
Founded in 1988, the Filipino Students Association at the University of Texas at Austin represents nearly four decades of cultural pride, community service, and student leadership in the heart of Austin, Texas. This non-profit, student-run organization has grown into a vital community for Filipino students and allies seeking to celebrate their heritage while making meaningful contributions to both local and international causes. At its core, FSA embodies the genuine spirit of Filipino culture—a value system centered on family, community, and mutual support. The organization brings together students who share a commitment to keeping Filipino roots alive while building lasting friendships and cultural connections. What distinguishes FSA is its holistic approach to cultural engagement, weaving together dance, sports, family, and service into a unified experience that resonates with Austin's diverse student population. The organization's commitment to social responsibility extends beyond campus boundaries. Through partnerships with Bantay Bata, FSA directly supports vulnerable children in the Philippines, while the SingSing Scholarship program—created by a past president—provides educational opportunities for underprivileged Filipino students. These initiatives demonstrate how FSA translates cultural pride into tangible global impact. FSA's inclusive philosophy welcomes students of all backgrounds and experience levels, whether they're lifelong dancers, competitive athletes, or simply curious about Filipino culture. The organization recognizes that cultural preservation isn't about exclusivity—it's about creating space for authentic connection and shared learning. Under the leadership of its 2025-2026 officer team, FSA continues its mission of promoting Filipino culture through family-centered programming, cultural education, athletic competition, and artistic expression, solidifying its place as an essential student organization within the Austin, TX community.

Austin, TX

Filipino-American Accountants of Texas
Filipino-American Accountants of Texas
The Filipino-American Accountants of Texas (FAATx) represents a vibrant community of accounting professionals with Philippine ancestry serving Houston, Texas and beyond. Founded on principles of professional excellence and mutual support, FAATx has established itself as a vital resource for Filipino-American accountants seeking to advance their careers while giving back to their community. The organization's mission centers on promoting professional education, ensuring economic viability for its members, and fostering the next generation of accounting professionals through dedicated mentorship programs. FAATx takes pride in its members who serve as educators and mentors, providing leadership, guidance, and real-world experience to young accounting professionals and aspiring accounting students. Beyond professional development, FAATx demonstrates deep community commitment by actively participating in Greater Houston's network of community organizations and providing pro bono accounting services during times of crisis. The organization has hosted significant professional events, including NCPACA conventions, which strengthen member involvement in both professional growth and organizational success. What sets FAATx apart is its unique blend of professional rigor and genuine camaraderie—members describe it not only as a professional organization but as a welcoming community where accounting professionals can build lasting relationships with peers who share their background and values. By connecting members to each other and to the broader NCPACA network across North America, FAATx creates meaningful opportunities for professional collaboration, cultural connection, and sustained career development.

Houston, TX

Philippine Association of Beaumont Texas
Philippine Association of Beaumont Texas
The Philippine Association of Beaumont Texas (PABT) represents a passionate community organization dedicated to strengthening the Filipino-American experience in Southeast Texas. Rooted in Beaumont, TX, PABT serves as a cultural advocate and community builder, fostering a profound sense of belonging among Filipinos in the region through intentional relationship-building and shared celebration of heritage. The organization's foundation rests on preserving Filipino traditions while simultaneously empowering individuals to thrive in all aspects of their lives. At its core, PABT's mission centers on elevating and empowering the Filipino community through steadfast advocacy and genuine community engagement. The organization has built a proud legacy of positive change by bringing people together around shared values and collaborative initiatives. PABT's vision extends to 2030, imagining a thriving Filipino community where every member feels respected, celebrated, and empowered to contribute meaningfully to the cultural, social, and economic fabric of Southeast Texas. Through events, volunteer projects, and community partnerships, PABT strengthens cultural bonds while addressing real needs both locally and internationally. The organization's leadership team works tirelessly to create sustainable programs and forge robust partnerships that inspire generations to come. By joining PABT in Beaumont, Texas, community members become part of a movement dedicated to unity, resilience, and shared prosperity within the Filipino-American community.

Beaumont, TX

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