Thousand Cranes Tattoo Studio in San Jose, CA is hosting an artist's showcase and an outdoor maker's market on Saturday, April 18th from 11–5pm celebrating artists and vendors with Micronesian and Melanesian roots. This community building event will have free entry. Food, artwork, and handmade goods will be available for purchase.
Read MoreCelebrate the closing reception of Cece Carpio's landmark exhibition at SOMArts Friday, March 27, 6–9 PM. This will be a memorable evening of storytelling and karaoke with TNT Traysikel, music performance by Diana Gameros and Naima Shalhoub, and more performances throughout the night.
Read MoreDVAN is hosting a reading at The Ruby on Thursday, March 26, at 6pm featuring Barbara Jane Reyes & Lan Duong, followed by a panel discussion moderated by Julie Thi Underhill. This event will be the first in a quarterly reading series, Storytellers & Activists, produced by Diasporic Vietnamese Artists Network (DVAN) in partnership with the San Francisco Public Library.
Read MoreSama Sama Cooperative is hosting a free, all ages family day featuring art activities and games on Saturday, March 14, including silk screening, a traditional music workshop, and a sungka tournament. Drop into the gallery at SOMArts between 3–5 PM to participate!
Read MoreSamoan Solutions will be hosting an all-day event celebrating Oceanic arts and culture at the de Young Museum on March 14, 2026 from 10:30–3pm!
Read MoreInetnon Pasifika is a community gathering of Pacific Islander leaders and organizers in the Bay Area.
Read MoreThe SF Bay Area Pacific Islander Sports & Fitness Hall of Fame was created to celebrate talented individuals with Pacific Island roots who have excelled in athletics, fitness, and education.
Read More3rd i's 23rd annual SF International South Asian Film Festival—Beyond Bollywood presents award-winning films from India, Sri Lanka, France, the UK, Canada, and the USA. From dark comedy to gripping drama to the spirit of resistance, 3rd i offers groundbreaking cinema from South Asia and its Diaspora, with festival guests!
Read MoreParangal presents Adhika, meaning aspiration. The intricate dances were taught to the company by culture bearers from indigenous communities in the Philippines with the hope to convey their stories, living traditions and aspirations for their communities.
Read MoreWhat parts of ourselves do we keep safe from the hostility aimed at our communities? How do we share our art when we aren’t fully seen to begin with? How can we redirect the gaze to expose the oppressive systems themselves? When do we decide to reveal the true nature of our lives despite all this?
Read MoreKSW is excited to host the fourth Samar Reading Series on Friday, July 25 at 7 PM with featured readers Raed Rafei, Zêdan Xelef, and Ebti.
Read MoreThis seminar will guide writers through the essential legal and business aspects of a successful writing career, from understanding copyright, contracts and the limits of First Amendment protections to exploring the challenges that AI presents.
Read MoreLEAD Filipino’s Annual Queer Filipinx Lakbay Summit returns in 2025 with the theme: Movement for Movements: Get Into the Groove!
Read MoreOn Waverly is hosting a book talk featuring Dirty Kitchen by Jill Damatac, in conversation with poet and arts activist, Jason Bayani, co-Executive Director of Kearny Street Workshop.
Read MoreThe Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco (CCC) and Edge on the Square are excited to invite you to the 2nd Chinatown Pride 2025: We are Immortal!. Taking place on Saturday, May 24 from 6-10pm
Read MoreTa H.I.T.A. is a two-day immersive workshop that introduces participants to CHamoru language, culture, and traditions. Learn the CHamoru alphabet, greetings, common phrases, and cultural values like Inafa’maolek. Explore Bailan CHamoru (dance) and Lalai (chant), and reflect on your experience through collaborative sharing. This program fosters a deeper connection to CHamoru heritage through language, art, and community.
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Pasifika Moves is a community-building event intended for Pacific Islander individuals, families, and youth who are looking to connect to other Islanders in the Bay Area on gentle (but fun!) walks and strolls in safe, outdoor locations in San Francisco. This is a beginner friendly event. No equipment is necessary. Kids and pets are welcome. Scooters, roller skates, and kids’ bikes are all good!
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