Filipinotown Seattle began in 2017 as a response to the willful erasure of Filipino American history in the International District. What started as a coalition of community leaders and neighbors has grown into a movement — bringing visibility, pride, and recognition to the Filipino community that helped shape the neighborhood.

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TANDUAY THURSDAYS DECEMBER 18 @kiligseattle @tanduayrum TANDUAY x KILIG x FILIPINOTOWN Presents - TANDUAY THURSDAY Beats and Eats Come and listen to good tunes, eat that good good filipino food and cheers to your fellow kaibigan - new and old.
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CATCH FILIPIN@ SANTA WHILE YOU CAN @filipinocommunityofseattle Saturday Nov 29 till 9p Photo courtesy of @ronnsphotobooth #filipino #christmas #santa
STREETWEAR BRAND ROLL CALL And what yall doing in October???
“International” Queens in Seattle were a separate (segregated) celebration from the main Seafair event. Seafair began in 1950. Filipino American community inclusion in Seafair began in 1952. Although the Filipino community had been having