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49 Years Since the Eviction, We Cultivate Islands of Remembrance. Join Us. Honor the past with us as we reflect on the 1977 eviction and explore our art exhibition, Islands of Remembrance.
A beginner-friendly Ilokano Inabel weaving workshop exploring storytelling, memory, and the kusikus pattern.
Manilatown Heritage Foundation offering Ilokano: Expanding the Conversation class with Debra Andres Arellano, PhD
Club Mandalay is a monthly live music gathering at the International Hotel Manilatown Center—a place to slow down, listen deeply, and be together.
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868 Kearny Street, San Francisco, CA 94108
Wednesday-Sunday from 1-6p
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL HISTORIC WALKING TOURS BY APPOINTMENT
Discover the mystery of San Francisco's forgotten neighborhood, Manilatown. Witness the merging of time, the past to the present, of San Francisco's International Hotel. Visit a Filipino-American community gathering space in San Francisco. Share in the history of San Francisco's rich history. Manilatown Heritage Foundation offers tours for K-12 students, college, adults, and everyone! Bring your class, student group, organization, club and friends to experience the complex history of Manilatown and the International Hotel for a nominal donation per person. Schedule a tour today! Email us at mhf@manilatown.org for more information on scheduling your visit.
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A beginner-friendly Ilokano Inabel weaving workshop exploring storytelling, memory, and the kusikus pattern.
A beginner-friendly Ilokano Inabel weaving workshop exploring storytelling, memory, and the kusikus pattern.
Club Mandalay is a monthly live music gathering at the International Hotel Manilatown Center—a place to slow down, listen deeply, and be together.
Manilatown Heritage Foundation offering Ilokano: Foundations class with Jeffrey Acido, PhD
Discover the resonant sound of kulintang, a traditional gong-based music from the Southern Philippines, rooted in community, communication, and celebration.
Club Mandalay is a monthly live music gathering at the International Hotel Manilatown Center — a space rooted in Manilatown’s history where sound becomes a way to remember, reconnect, and be together.
Step into the rhythms of Kalinga percussion traditions from the Philippines.
This beginner-friendly workshop introduces participants to bamboo and gong-based percussion, including foundational rhythms, ensemble playing, and cultural context rooted in community life and celebration.