Canadian sibling duo Bob and Clint Moffatt are set to return to the Philippines for a two-city concert run as part of the Music Travel Love – Philippine Tour 2026, scheduled for June.
Bob and Clint Moffatt, known for their acoustic music project Music Travel Love, began performing professionally at the age of four and have completed more than 6,000 live performances throughout their careers. The pair previously gained international recognition alongside their brothers Scott and Dave as members of the pop group The Moffatts.
During their early years as a band, The Moffatts were signed to Polydor Records in Nashville, becoming the youngest group at the time to secure a major-label recording contract. Their success extended across multiple regions, particularly in Asia, where they developed a strong fan base.
The Philippine leg of their 2026 tour will begin at the Waterfront Cebu City Hotel & Casino on Saturday, June 27, 2026, at 8 p.m. Ticket prices are set at ₱4,790 for VIP Reserved Seating, ₱3,730 for Gold Reserved Seating, ₱2,660 for Silver Reserved Seating, ₱1,600 for Bronze Free Seating, and ₱850 for Balcony Free Seating, inclusive of ticket service charges.
The duo will then perform at the New Frontier Theater in Quezon City on Sunday, June 28, 2026, also at 8 p.m. Manila ticket prices are ₱6,095 for Orchestra VIP Reserved Seating, ₱5,300 for Orchestra B, ₱4,505 for Orchestra C, ₱5,565 for Balcony VIP (Loge), ₱4,240 for Balcony 1, and ₱3,180 for Balcony 2, inclusive of service charges.
Tickets will go on sale beginning Wednesday, March 4, 2026, at 12 noon. Concertgoers may purchase tickets through SM Tickets and TicketNet outlets nationwide or via their respective official websites and hotlines.
The upcoming shows mark the duo’s latest return to the Philippines, where they have maintained a longstanding fan following since their early career as The Moffatts.
RIIZE’s Anton promised Filo BRIIZE that they would come back to Manila after their RIIZING Loud concert. Right now, I find myself counting the days until that promise is kept, just as I count the days wishing the magic of that night could linger a little longer.
Mornings after a much-anticipated K-pop concert, the kind you bought tickets for months in advance and counted down to obsessively, have always been the hardest for me. There’s a strange stillness that settles in after the lights go out. I’m left hovering somewhere in between, still carried by the energy of the night before while slowly realizing it’s already over. All that remains are fancams on my phone and a hoarse voice from screaming every lyric like it was my last chance.
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— RIIZE ANTON PH (@ANTONLEE_PH) January 18, 2026
okayy this is my third attempt at uploading plz work
hey MANILAlalala!!
made so many great memories with you all this time around, and can't wait to come back to see you guys soon (like we promised 😉🤙🏻)
the concert was so much fun and the… pic.twitter.com/r3ScKEo5XF
It’s a familiar feeling now. It came after NCT Dream’s The Dream Show 2 and 3, after seeing Treasure three times, and once again, after RIIZE’s. But even though I’ve felt this a lot of times already, why does the silence after the music still feel so loud?
When RIIZE held their first Manila show in 2024 for RIIZING Day, I wasn’t able to attend. That absence stayed with me, so this time, I made sure I would be there. The ticket was something I bought as a birthday gift to myself last year. For months, I imagined the moment shouting “east-to-the-south-to-the-north-to-the-west-side” at the top of my lungs or singing “Love 119” word for word.
They were my 2023 post-pandemic boys, one of the groups I clung to during quieter, lonelier days. I’ve always thought of them as NCT’s brothers, especially knowing Sungchan and Shotaro once stood on the NCT 2020 stage. Seeing them now, fully formed and commanding the crowd on their own, felt both surreal and deeply rewarding.
Wonbin, the ace he was that night, rated the show a 9 out of 10, arguably the highest score he’s given so far on this tour. He wouldn’t shout “Napakasaya!” in the middle of catching his breath for nothing. It was also the night I saw my soft-spoken bias, Anton, fully in the moment in the Philippines, aware that his face was projected onto the MOA Globe and happily indulging in lechon and sisig.
260118 NY Fansign #WONBIN
— 원빈시 (@wonbinhour) January 18, 2026
wonbin rated yesterday’s manila stage a 9/10! pic.twitter.com/11XIhGJ45x
Wonbin: /Out of breath/
— 🦋 Xelly J. (@HelloXelly) January 17, 2026
Also Bbin: "Napakasaya!" (It's so fun!)
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Shotaro was every bit the dancing machine he’s known to be, glowing onstage with effortless precision as if he had his own right light. Sohee showcased his top-tier vocals, steady and powerful throughout the night. Eunseok exuded charm with an idol-actor aura that made you believe he’s destined for a drama role someday. And then there was Sungchan, my concert bias, whom I couldn’t take my eyes off from start to finish.
Post-concert depression doesn’t arrive loudly. It creeps in the silence of the morning, in the absence of something you didn’t realize had filled you so completely. I felt that all over again with RIIZE. In one of their lyrics from “Inside My Love,” they ask, “Would you run / If you realized I’m someone who exists only for you?” I know my answer. I would always run, again and again. From Lower Box 218 or wherever I’m standing, it wouldn’t matter.
So how do I cope with post-concert blues? I let it linger. I feel it fully. I don’t fight it. I sit with the ache, replay the night in my head or in my Instagram stories, scroll through the fancams, and allow myself to miss something that meant so much.
Maybe that’s the price of loving something this much. Despite knowing the ache that comes after goodbyes, I’d still do it all over again—queue for tickets, lose my voice, and wake up the next morning missing a night that already feels like a dream. Because one day, they’ll come back, just as Anton promised, and until then, I’ll keep counting the days and treasuring the moments, waiting for the next time we can feel this alive together.
HIRAYA Music Fest is set to transform Clark Global City, Pampanga into a playground of sound, motion and spectacle on January 17 and 18, promising a two-day experience that pushes the boundaries of what a music festival can be.
More than a lineup-driven event, HIRAYA positions itself as a multi-sensory celebration.
Described as a festival “na hindi napapanuod but nararanasan,” HIRAYA blurs the lines between music, movement, and visual storytelling. From himpapawid to the ground, the festival brings together live performances, motorsport elements, and aerial displays, creating an immersive environment where drifting cars, paramotors, music, and visuals unfold simultaneously.
The concept underscores the festival’s ambition to integrate adrenaline-fueled action with artistic expression, highlighting Filipino excellence through innovation and scale.
At the heart of HIRAYA Music Fest is its bold integration of motorsport into a live music setting. Drifting demonstrations and paramotor flights will serve as dynamic backdrops to live performances, turning the venue into a constantly evolving visual canvas.
As the festival unfolds across two days in January, it invites audiences to step into a space where sound is seen, movement is felt, and every moment is designed to be lived.
Zack Tabudlo sent the crowd roaring the moment he stepped onstage for the first-ever live performance of his new single, “For You,” marking one of the biggest highlights of Watsons Playlist 2025. The song's debut set the tone for an evening dedicated entirely to creativity, connection, and “All The Feels.”
Held on November 29, 2025, the concert turned the Smart Araneta Coliseum into an arena of sound and shared excitement. While Watsons mounted the event, the focus remained firmly on the artists who brought the night to life through surprising team-ups and exclusive numbers crafted especially for the show.
Among the most buzzed-about moments was the rare three-way mashup of “Atin ang Mundo,” “Aya,” and “How Deep Is Your Love.” The Juans, Earl Agustin, and Hey June joined forces for the performance and blended their distinct musical identities into a seamless, crowd-moving experience.
The energy inside the Big Dome only swelled as the night progressed, culminating in an emotional finale whispered about long before show day. The long-awaited partnership of Rico Blanco and Ben&Ben finally materialized as they closed the concert with “Your Universe.” Crafted solely for this year’s Playlist stage, the collaboration wrapped the audience in a wave of warmth and nostalgia, prompting thousands to sing along in unison.
Throughout the five-hour spectacle, Watsons Club members — some of whom secured free tickets through qualified purchases — joined thousands of other concertgoers in celebrating music’s ability to bring people together. From dancing and cheering to forming new friendships in the crowd, attendees described the marathon show as “truly worth it,” a sentiment echoed by the energy that never once dipped.
Magiliws filled the SM Mall of Asia (MOA) Music Hall with cheers and excitement as P-pop group ALAMAT headlined Kitchenpalooza, an immersive fan event organized by Cheers that turned ordinary kitchen moments into something worth celebrating. The gathering put the spotlight on how music, shared experiences, and even a little bit of mess can bring people closer together.
With lively booths, interactive zones, and family-friendly activities, the event encouraged attendees to embrace the joyful side of everyday household moments. Music served as the heartbeat of the program which guided guests through a space that celebrated both creativity and community.
ALAMAT’s performance was the centerpiece, drawing loud cheers as they delivered fan favorites like “Day and Night” and “LuzViMinda.” The group wandered through the activity areas, joined games, chatted with Magiliws about their funniest or most sentimental kitchen memories, and shared how the “Happymess Anthem” mirrors the daily lives of Filipino families.
For Taneo, ALAMAT’s leader, the concept behind Kitchenpalooza resonated deeply. “Being part of the campaign and Kitchenpalooza was a relatable and amazing experience,” he said, describing how they enjoyed transforming simple kitchen routines into a fun and meaningful song. He emphasized that the idea celebrates moments in the kitchen that naturally bring families together.
He went on to add that working on the anthem felt intuitive for the group, explaining that what people often see as mess is actually a reflection of connection. “Every spilled ingredient or sticky plate is part of the story of togetherness,” he shared, highlighting how these small imperfections capture what it means to create memories with loved ones.
Manila’s nightlife once again proved its world-class potential as the &Friends Halloween Festival transformed Okada Manila’s The Cove into an electrifying playground of sound, culture, and spectacle.
What began as a Halloween celebration evolved into a full-scale showcase of Asian electronic music excellence, spotlighting nearly 60 top DJs from across the region and attracting thousands of revelers, including a significant wave of international visitors.
The event’s success highlighted a defining moment not just for &Friends but for the trajectory of EDM in Asia. Co-founder and CEO Justin Banusing of &Friends and Clout Kitchen expressed that the vision has always been rooted in community and cultural fusion.
“&Friends was created to break precedent and bring together people over a shared passion for music. Manila proved that Asia is ready to be the next frontier for world-class EDM. Our goal has always been to merge global energy with local culture, and seeing thousands come together showed that the movement’s only getting started,” he said.
This year’s Halloween edition also made history as &Friends’ second consecutive sold-out EDM event and its most ambitious yet. The festival served as the first-ever EDM destination wedding and festival hybrid, an unusual but intriguing combination that drew more than one-third of attendees from overseas. That turnout reaffirmed the Philippines’ steady rise as a magnet for music tourism, signaling that Manila is no longer just participating in the global nightlife circuit but actively shaping it.
Onstage, the lineup was a powerhouse reflection of Asia’s diverse electronic music landscape. Knock2, Dabin, Beauz, Sabai, Frosttop x RemK x No Signal, Y3llo, and dozens more commanded three distinct environments: the high-energy Spooky Summit mainstage, the gritty and experimental Haunted Hollows, and Spirits Garden, a vibrant open-air escape. Across these stages, attendees moved through a dynamic spectrum of modern EDM, from festival-scale drops to club-level chaos and atmospheric grooves.
“Music and self-care really go hand in hand,” shared Rico Blanco. “Ibang klaseng experience kapag kasama mong nanonood ng concert yung mga barkada, mga loved ones mo. It gives you a different level of warmth and love.”
And that same spirit of warmth and connection is exactly what fans can expect on Nov. 29 as “Watsons Playlist 2025: All of the Feels” turns the Smart Araneta Coliseum into a celebration of emotions, healing, and OPM brilliance.
The much-awaited event brings together some of today’s most loved Filipino artists, led by the powerhouse collaboration of Rico Blanco and Ben&Ben, along with performances from Zack Tabudlo, The Juans, Earl Agustin, and rising band Hey June!
A night designed to be your #NoSkip playlist in real life, Watsons Playlist 2025 goes beyond the usual concert experience. It’s about embracing emotions, finding comfort through melodies, and reminding everyone that music can be a form of self-care. For Blanco, moments like these are what make live performances truly healing, when music connects people through shared feelings and genuine energy.
Ben&Ben’s Miguel shared how meaningful the show will be, especially for their ever-supportive Liwanag community. “Sobrang excited namin sa show na ‘to! We have lots of surprises prepared for this show too na dapat talagang abangan and we can’t wait to share all the feels with our Liwanag family,” he said, hinting at something special in store for the fans.
For Zack Tabudlo, the concert’s concept resonates deeply with his artistry. “Ang ganda ng concept ng Watsons Playlist kasi it’s really about emotions—lahat tayo dumadaan sa iba’t ibang feels,” he shared. “I’m so excited to perform live and be part of something that connects music and self-care in such a real way.”
The Juans, known for tugging at heartstrings with their relatable lyrics, also look forward to the emotional connection the concert will bring. “Sa totoo lang, music talaga helps us process our emotions—whether masaya or may pinagdadaanan,” said Carl of the group. “We’re preparing something special for everyone, kaya huwag niyong palampasin.”
For Hey June!, sharing the stage with OPM icons feels surreal. “Nakaka-excite kasi the lineup’s amazing, and the theme ‘All the Feels’ really captures what we all need minsan—to just feel everything,” the band shared. “We can’t wait to jam with everyone and make new memories sa Araneta Coliseum.”
Exclusively open to Watsons Club members, Watsons Playlist 2025: All of the Feels is the brand’s way of giving back to its loyal community: celebrating not just personal care, but emotional care too. Members can score their free tickets by completing qualifying purchases through the Watsons app until November 16, or until tickets run out.
The biggest party of the year is about to take over Manila!
Get ready to move, groove, and sing your heart out as global pop and R&B superstar Jason Derulo brings his chart-topping hits and electrifying stage presence to the Philippines in a show that promises to be nothing short of explosive. This is Jason Derulo Live in Manila — and it’s the ultimate invitation to dance again!
With countless multi-platinum hits like “Swalla,” “Talk Dirty,” “Wiggle,” “Want to Want Me,” and “Take You Dancing,” Jason Derulo has owned dance floors and playlists around the world. Now, he’s bringing that same energy to Manila for a night that fans won’t stop talking about.
Expect a night of high-energy performances, jaw-dropping choreography, and the kind of showmanship that only Jason Derulo can deliver. “This isn’t just a concert — it’s a massive celebration of music, movement, and Manila’s unstoppable vibe. Happening at the Mall of Asia Arena, the venue has it all — easy access, endless dining choices, and fun spots to explore. It’s the perfect place to turn one epic night into a full-blown experience!”
So call your crew, lock in your tickets, and don’t be the one who missed out when everyone’s saying:
“You should’ve been there!”
This is the biggest party Manila has been waiting for.
This is Jason Derulo — LIVE!
Buy your tickets here: https://smtickets.com/events/view/14834
#JasonDeruloManila #JasonDeruloMoves #LSquaredProdPH
Iconic Filipino artists, festive flavors, and the warmth of home come alive in Downtown LA.
Los Angeles, CA – October 28, 2025 – The sights, sounds, and spirit of a true Filipino Christmas are coming to Downtown Los Angeles with Pasko sa Baryo, a grand holiday celebration presented by ABS-CBN Global, TFC, MYX, and Baryo Ent.
Taking place Sunday, November 16, 2025, from 1:30 PM to 9:00 PM at 9ThirtyLA (930 Mateo Street, Arts District, Los Angeles), this all-day indoor-outdoor festival marks the first-ever Pasko sa Baryo event—bringing the magic of a Filipino Christmas village to the heart of LA.
A Star-Studded Celebration of Music and Homecoming
Headlining the stage are legendary Filipino and Fil-Am artists whose music has defined generations:
● VST & Company – pioneers of the Manila Sound movement, performing timeless hits like “Awitin Mo, Isasayaw Ko” and “Rock Baby Rock.”
● Jocelyn Enriquez – the trailblazing Fil-Am Queen of Freestyle,, known for “Do You Miss Me?” and “If You Could Read My Mind.”
● One Vo1ce – beloved 2000s R&B trio performing favorites like “When U Think About Me.”
● They’ll be joined by Jesse Barrera, Albert Posis, and Jo-B Sebastian, bringing a new generation of Filipino sound — blending soulful vocals, smooth R&B, and holiday nostalgia with a modern twist.
“Our vision was to bring together Filipino creativity across generations — from music icons to the new voices shaping today’s sound — all with a Christmas twist that celebrates our culture, community, and the spirit of togetherness,” said Stephanie Ramos, Co-Founder and Marketing Director of Baryo Ent.
A Feast of Flavors and Festivities
No Filipino celebration is complete without food. Guests can indulge in holiday-inspired favorites from community vendors including Sampa, San & Wolves, Dollar Hits, Park’s Finest, Café 86, Malaya Coffee, Big Boi, Wanderlust Creamery, Wow Taho, and Eat Pandasals—each serving nostalgic bites that bring the taste of home to Los Angeles.
“Our restaurant partners are bringing the season to life with special holiday dishes — from lechon to bibingka and puto bumbong — celebrating how Filipinos connect through food,” said Miles Canares, Co-Founder and Festival Director of Baryo Ent. “It’s the heart of every celebration and what makes us feel at home.”
The Pasko sa Baryo Stage and Christmas Village will also feature a curated marketplace of Filipino-owned vendors perfect for holiday gift shopping, along with interactive activities including a caroling-style karaoke contest, ornament decorating, and parol-making workshops celebrating beloved Filipino Christmas traditions.
The evening culminates in a Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony, symbolizing light, hope, and community.
Powered by Partners Who Bring You Closer to Home
Pasko sa Baryo is proudly presented by GCash and Philippine Airlines, with Sendwave and RLC Residences as major sponsors, and Shang Properties, Paysend, and Valerio’s Bakeshop as supporting sponsors.
A Celebration of Home, Wherever You Are
“Christmas has always been the season that connects Filipinos—wherever they are—to home, to family, and to one another,” said Jun del Rosario, Chief Operating Officer of ABS-CBN Global.
“Through Pasko sa Baryo, we hope to bring that same feeling of joy, belonging, and nostalgia to Filipinos in Los Angeles. We want to remind everyone that even if we’re far from the Philippines, we can still celebrate Christmas the way we do back home—filled with music, laughter, and community.”
“Filipinos start celebrating Christmas as early as the ‘-ber months,’ and that’s a tradition we wanted to bring to life,” said Jennifer Taylor, Co-Founder and head of Corporate Affairs for Baryo Ent. “Collaborating with ABS-CBN on Pasko sa Baryo makes this celebration even more meaningful — a true reflection of community and connection.”
EVENT DETAILS
Event: Pasko sa Baryo – A Filipino Christmas Celebration
Date: Sunday, November 16, 2025
Time: 1:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Venue: 9ThirtyLA, 930 Mateo St, Los Angeles, CA 90021
Tickets: Available now at myTFC.com/PaskoSaBaryo
All Ages Welcome
ABOUT THE ORGANIZERS
Baryo Ent is a Los Angeles-based live events and culture marketing company celebrating Filipino creativity and storytelling through music, food, and community-driven experiences. Baryo creates spaces that uplift Filipino voices and bridge global audiences through authentic, culturally rich celebrations and festivals.
ABS-CBN is the Philippines’ leading media and entertainment company, committed to serving audiences worldwide through innovative storytelling and cultural programming. With a legacy spanning television, film, and digital media, ABS-CBN continues to champion Filipino talent and connect the global Filipino community through meaningful content and live experiences.
MEDIA CONTACTS
Jennifer Taylor — Jennifer.Taylor@baryoent.com
Abigail A. Katigbak – AAKatigbak@abs-cbn.com
The city’s most anticipated Halloweekend is finally here — and there’s only one place everyone’s heading: &Friends Halloween Festival at The Cove Manila, Okada.
After taking Manila by storm earlier this year with a record-breaking festival that drew over 20,000 fans, &Friends is back to deliver another unforgettable experience — this time transforming Halloween night into a full-scale festival celebration on October 31.
The Road to Halloween: Pre-Parties That Set the Stage
The excitement has already been building for weeks through a string of successful &Friends pre-parties across Manila, bringing together partygoers from every corner of the city. From The Drag Avenue at Sari Sari Bar to the nostalgic Emo Night Manila, the vibey sessions at Caffeine Club and Vibn MNL, and the sleek gatherings at Socialista, Timeless, Sweet & Sour, and Hidden Nights — each pre-party has kept the energy alive and the anticipation soaring.
And it’s not too late to join the fun — more pre-parties are happening as the countdown continues to October 31, leading up to Manila’s biggest Halloween festival.
Get in the Mood: Stream the Official &friends Halloween Playlist
Can’t wait for the big night?
Get hyped with the official &friends Halloween Spotify Playlist, featuring the hottest EDM anthems and spooky beats to set the tone for your costume prep, pre-game, or road trip to Okada.
Listen now → https://open.spotify.com/playlist/37i9dQZF1DWY3TaVstqhgR
Get Ready for the Night Everyone’s Talking About
This Halloween, Manila only has one plan — party all night at &Friends. Expect your feed to be flooded with outrageous costumes, and the biggest names in Asian EDM lighting up Okada’s dance floor.
Tickets are already 90% sold out. So grab your friends, pick your look, and get ready to be part of the most talked-about Halloween celebration in the city.
Secure your spot now at https://www.andfriends.live/halloween/tickets — because this October 31, all roads lead to &Friends.
Cambridge, MA — Sept. 23, 2025 – Get ready for an electrifying celebration of Filipino culture! The Harvard Square Philippine American Alliance (HSPAA) is bringing the 4th Annual Filipino American Festival back to Cambridge on Sunday, October 12, 2025 (Rain Date: October 13), and it’s set to be bigger and bolder than ever before.
This year’s festival will transform Harvard Square and Church Street into a bustling hub of Filipino pride, with authentic cuisine, world-class performances, artisan vendors, and family-friendly fun — all in honor of Philippine History Month.
At the heart of the festivities is a FREE live concert by the Philippines’ King of R&B, Jay R, whose soulful voice and dynamic stage presence have earned him international acclaim. Thanks to ABS-CBN and MYX Global, audiences will enjoy this one-of-a-kind performance right in the heart of Cambridge.
Fans looking for the ultimate experience can purchase an “Up Close & Personal” reserved seat for just $25, securing front-stage access. After the show, fans can also grab a $10 photo op with Jay R, complete with the chance to buy official merchandise and have it signed.
Adding to the excitement, Philippine Senator Risa Hontiveros will be a special guest at the festival.
Festival Highlights
Event Details
When: Sunday, October 12, 2025 | 11 AM – 6 PM (Rain Date: October 13)
Where: Harvard Square & Church Street, Cambridge, MA
Admission: Free and open to the public | VIP upgrades available
Don’t miss your chance to experience one of New England’s biggest celebrations of Filipino culture. Let’s light up Harvard Square with music, food, and community spirit!
For more information, vendor applications, sponsorships, or volunteer opportunities, visit www.hspaa.org or email contact@hspaa.org.
Kapit-Bisig (Arm in Arm): SoCal’s Longest Running Filipino Cultural Festival Returns to San Pedro
WHAT: The 31st Annual Festival of Philippine Arts & Culture (FPAC) returns to scenic Point Fermin Park in San Pedro, bringing with it a joyful celebration of Filipino American heritage through art, culture, community, and cuisine. This year’s theme, “Kapit-Bisig (Arm in Arm),” celebrates unity, resilience, and collective strength within the Fil-Am community.
The family-friendly, FREE outdoor festival will showcase:
• Cultural performances on multiple stages featuring Filipino traditional dance, music, and martial arts
• Surprise musical guests and emerging Fil-Am talent
• Themed pavilions including the Ancestral Arts Pavilion, Wellness Pavilion, Children’s Pavilion, Seniors Pavilion, Discovery Stage, and Main Stage
• Interactive community activities and panel conversations
• Filipino food vendors and small businesses sharing traditional flavors and modern twists on Pinoy favorites
Don’t miss foodie faves like:
• Neri’s Restaurant – known for old-school Filipino comfort food
• Ensaymada Project – a beloved festival favorite
• Cafe 86 – famous for their ube-based desserts and drinks
WHO: Presented by FilAm ARTS (The Association for the Advancement of Filipino American Arts & Culture), in partnership with the City of Los Angeles and generous sponsors and community partners. FilAm ARTS is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed to advancing Filipino American arts, culture, and community building.
WHEN: Saturday, September 13, 2025
10:00 AM- 6:00 PM Main and Discovery Stage programming begins at 11:00 AM
WHERE: Point Fermin Park 807 W Paseo Del Mar, San Pedro, CA 90731
WHY: Founded in 1992, FPAC is one of the longest-running Filipino cultural celebrations in Southern California and a cornerstone event for Filipino Americans across Los Angeles County and beyond. Through shared experiences in music, food, art, and community dialogue, FPAC continues to honor Filipino roots while uplifting new voices and stories.
MEDIA CONTACTS:
Marcie Taylor – (714) 642-9434 / marcie@filamarts.org Giselle Töngi-Walters – (310) 658-1813 / gtongi@filamarts.org
For more details, check out these stories:
https://filamarts-fpac.org/news/f/festival-of-philippine-arts-culture-2025-announces-marketplace
https://filamarts-fpac.org/news/f/savor-the-flavors-at-fpac-2025
https://filamarts-fpac.org/news/f/festival-of-philippine-arts-culture-fpac-2025-announces-main
https://filamarts-fpac.org/news/f/introducing-the-first-ever-furpac-pawshion-show
