Filipino NYC

The Philippine Day Parade and Cultural Festival in June is our big NYC celebration.

Celebrate National Ceviche Day

Monday, June 28, 2021 JUNE 28

Ballet Hispánico stretches Latino horizons at The Joyce

CHELSEA; Tue-Sun, Mar 26-31, 2019; Cuban contemporary dance theatre ~ Explore the Latin diaspora with Annabelle Lopez Ochoa (Colombian), Edwaard Liang (Chinese) & Bennyroyce Royon (Filipino)

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Filipino NYC Festivals

The Philippine Day Parade and Cultural Festival is our big NYC celebration.

NYC’s Philippine Independence Day Parade goes virtual in 2020

Sunday, June 7 & 12, 2020 Facebook Live

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Hispanic Day Parade 2019

Sunday, October 13, 2019 MIDTOWN, NYC ~ Twenty-one countries from around the world celebrate our Hispanic Heritage on Fifth Avenue

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Filipino New York City

“Little Manila” is in Woodside, Queens. There are communities around the Philippine Consulate in Midtown and around the hospitals in the East Village.

Filipino New Yorkers

Many Filipinos work in healthcare. Thank you for helping keep New Yorkers healthy.

Joe Bataan, the King of Latin Soul, comes home to El Barrio

EAST HARLEM, NYC | Sat, May 18, 2019 | Live music Latin Boogaloo Carnegie Hall Citywide | The elder statesman of Boogaloo, the Latin soul of the 1960s, brings his hits “Gypsy Woman,” “Subway Joe,” “Ordinary Guy” and more

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Pino-Latino: The Intersection of Latino and Asian Cultures

Performance and discussion. Ballet Hispánico and the Harkness Dance Center 92nd Street Y Upper East Side, Manhattan Friday, September 14, 2018

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Filipinos

Grammy-winner Bruno Mars is one of the world’s most famous Filipinos.

Filipino Culture

Filipino culture is a blend of Filipino and Spanish Catholic traditions. Filipinos compete with Puerto Ricans for the world’s longest Christmas celebrations.

Philippines

There is always something going on in the Philippines. The Sinulog and Ati Atihun festivals are in January. The Kaamulan festival is in Malaybalay City in February and March. The Anibina Bulawanun festival is in Copostela Province, and the Moriones Festival is on the Island of Marinduque in March. The Flores de Mayo festival is in May. The Pineapple Festival is Daet in June.

The Bocaue River Festival is in Bulacan in July. The Pangapog Festival is in Samal City in August. The Hin-Ay festival is in Irosin, Sorsogon in September. The Halaran Festival is in Roxas City, Capiz in October. The Pintaflores flower festival is in San Carlos City in November. The Giant Lantern Festival is in San Fernando City in December.