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Summary

Over four million Filipinos live across the United States, forming one of the largest Asian diaspora communities in the country. Shaped by Austronesian roots, three centuries of Spanish colonial rule, and American influence, Filipino culture moves between Catholic feast days and regional Indigenous traditions, sinigang and lechon, kundiman ballads and Visayan folk dances. This page connects you to Filipino community events, food, and cultural traditions nationwide.

Community at a Glance

Fast facts about the Filipino community in the United States

Diaspora
Filipino Diaspora

Diaspora

Concentrated in California, Hawaii, Illinois, New York, and Texas

Filipino (Tagalog-based)
Primary Language

Filipino (Tagalog-based)

plus Cebuano, Ilocano, Kapampangan, Hiligaynon

Pista ng Kalayaan (June 12)
Major Holidays

Pista ng Kalayaan (June 12)

Sinulog, Pahiyas, Christmas season

Roman Catholicism is practiced by approximately 80 percent of Filipinos
Cultural Religions

Roman Catholicism is practiced by approximately 80 percent of Filipinos

Roman Catholicism is practiced by approximately 80 percent of Filipinos

Muslim communities in Mindanao
Religious Diversity

Muslim communities in Mindanao

Iglesia ni Cristo, Aglipayan Church

Austronesian settlers
Civilization

Austronesian settlers

followed by Indianized kingdoms, then Spanish and American colonial eras

Key Definitions

Quick guide to terms you'll hear in the Filipino community

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What is Bayanihan, and why does it define Filipino community life?

Bayanihan is a communal spirit of collective action and mutual aid, historically symbolized by neighbors literally carrying a family's house together to a new location.

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What is the significance of the parol in Filipino culture?

The parol is a star-shaped Christmas lantern originating in Pampanga, symbolizing the Star of Bethlehem, and lit throughout the world's longest Christmas season.

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What does "utang na loob" mean in Filipino social values?

Utang na loob translates roughly as a debt of gratitude, an internalized social obligation to reciprocate kindness that deeply shapes family and community relationships.

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