Arts

Thousands of migrant workers come every year to fill jobs Canadians do not want.

A month-long series of collaborative events spearheaded by the Kathara Society culminates in an evening of performances titled Kapwa Fest 2018: The Art of Our Relations on November 2 at the Scotiabank Dance Centre in Vancouver.

For the last five years, a musical created by a Canadian Filipino family has been the staple offering of various charitable fundraising activities in Metro Vancouver.

Dual Citizen (https://dualcitizen.ca/) is a digital mini-documentary series that explores the inner monologues, uphill battles and eureka moments of the Filipino diaspora.

A celebration of migrant arts will be on full display at the Roundhouse Exhibition Hall in Vancouver from July 8 to July 12.

Dominic Panganiban of Toronto must have one of the best jobs in the world.

An original Filipino musical is slated to be staged on July 7 at the Myer Horowitz Theatre in the University of Alberta in Edmonton.

A follow-up to the classic coffee table book The Philippines Rediscovered is now available.

A newly-published book finds a correlation between Filipino religiosity and the Filipino migrant experience in Canada.

A Filipino native garment serves as the fabric of a dance production by Vancouver’s Alvin Erasga Tolentino for this year’s celebration of Asian Heritage Month.