About

A shared bulletin for Filipinx American life

FilAmThings collects events, community organizations, businesses, and cultural notes from across the United States. The motto is simple: All Filipinx American Things.

Why FilAmThings

I have always wanted to create a place where people can find all things Filipinx whether they wanted to learn about their culture and identity or a place where they can be themselves.

I wanted to be able to facilitate information in a way that was easy and accessible. This idea has always been in my head but I had trouble bringing it to fruition as I am not a designer by any means.

With this being said, I am open to working with those who do web design and programming and can overhaul this whole thing as this was created by AI. Please reach out to me if you are interested and we'll figure it out.

Salamat, Romyn.

What you’ll find

Events

Festivals, meals, concerts, faith gatherings, sports, and talks. One-time dates, a run of dates, or a repeating schedule.

Community

Cultural groups, student associations, nonprofits, youth programs, and other organizations people can look up by city.

Businesses

Restaurants, groceries, bakeries, and services. A separate directory, so a shop is not mixed in with a weekend festival.

How it works

Step 1

Browse

Search by city, state, category, or date. Featured cities are shortcuts, not limits.

Step 2

Submit

Send an event, organization, or business. Pick any U.S. city.

Step 3

Review

The site owner reads the submission. Nothing goes public while it is pending.

Step 4

Publish

Approved listings show up on Explore, the directories, and the city counts.

Built for community

Filipinx American communities are spread across the country. A lot of good information still travels by group chat, a church bulletin, a campus flyer, or someone who already knows who to ask.

This site is a public place to put those things where a newcomer can find them: a festival this month, a student group, a grocery, a history talk. It works when neighbors add what they know, and when a real person checks each listing before it is shown.