Philippine art and the Filipino artist... in focus
Calling all Filipinos and of Filipino-descent in Edmonton! Your voice matters!
Join us in our groundbreaking cultural mapping project and become a part of history.
By participating in our survey, you'll help us create a comprehensive map of Filipino culture in our city, showcasing the richness and diversity of our heritage. This project is about preserving our legacy, building community, empowering our voices and sharing our stories.
So, what are you waiting for? Take a few minutes to share your story and be a part of something truly special.
Philippine Stage at Kaleido Family Arts Festival
September 18-20, 2026
Alberta Avenue District
The Philippine Arts Council is proud to partner with the Kaleido Family Arts Festival for the second year in a row to host the Philippine Stage. Kaleido is one of our region’s most beloved signature festivals, known for its vibrant atmosphere and massive community reach.
Beyond the stage, we are also organizing a vibrant Philippine contingent for the festival’s Lantern Parade on Friday evening, September 18. Come in Philippine attire and bring lighted parols, use Pandanggo sa Ilaw lights, or find other creative ways to incorporate light into your presence.
Woven Histories
Honouring Diverse Journeys in the Heart of Alberta
Woven Histories is a visionary intercultural collaboration that integrates visual arts, literature, and film to explore the rich, diverse journeys of Albertans. This initiative invites the public to discover the common threads of heritage and resilience that define our shared identity in the heart of Alberta.
Call for Submissions
We are currently seeking artistic works for Woven Histories: Honouring Diverse Journeys in the Heart of Alberta. This project explores the intricate threads of migration, resilience, and belonging that make up the Albertan tapestry.
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Who can apply: Artists, historians, and storytellers from all backgrounds.
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Focus: Works that reflect on personal or collective journeys within the
Scheduled for exhibition for February 2027.
A project supported by the Government of Alberta, Ethnocultural and Anti-Racism Grants Program.
