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Your Fil-Am Weekend Guide: Where the Bayanihan Spirit Is Alive, March 27–29, 2026

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Bay Area · Los Angeles · Las Vegas · March 2026. Your Fil-Am Weekend Guide: Where the Bayanihan Spirit Is Alive, March 27–29, 2026. fil-am weekend guide, filipino american events, pinoy community, bay area, los angeles, las vegas, naides michelin, here lies love, fpacc elevate, night market san jose, lumpia fest, filipino food. NATIONWIDE • MARCH 2026 Your Fil-Am Weekend Guide: Where the Bayanihan Spirit Is Alive, March 27–29, 2026 From the FPACC leadership summit in Las Vegas and a Michelin-recognized Filipino restaurant in SF to the Imelda Marcos musical extended in LA — your community guide for the last weekend of March. Your Fil-Am Weekend Guide, March 27–29, 2026 — PinoyBuilt Kumusta , PinoyBuilt family. Your Tito Editor here. I've been scouring the grapevine — from the Bay to Vegas to the East Coast — to see where our community is showing up and showing out this final weekend of March. The short answer: everywhere. Filipino-Am...

Green Meets Gold: How Filipino Americans Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in America's Top Cities

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Vallejo, California • March 2026. Green Meets Gold: How Filipino Americans Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in America's Top Cities. fil-am st patricks day, chicago filipino american, boston filipino, san francisco parade, new york filipinos, irish filipino culture, diaspora celebration, autumn durald arkapaw. Culture & Community • March 2026 Green Meets Gold: How Filipino Americans Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in America's Top Cities From Chicago's iconic emerald river to San Francisco's West Coast parade, Fil-Ams aren't just watching—we're walking in it. "Kiss Me, I'm Brownish" — Filipino Americans embrace St. Patrick's Day with Pinoy Pride. 📷 PinoyBuilt Every March 17, seas of green flood America's streets in honor of St. Patrick's Day — a celebration rooted in Irish history but fully embraced by the multicultural fabric of the United States. For Filipino...

No Kings San Francisco: March & Rally #nokings

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Assemble at Sue Bierman Park, near Ferry Building at 1:30pm March at 2pm. Join us in front of San Francisco City Hall around 3:30pm for rally. 🚨CITIZENS OF SAN FRANCISCO 🌉… today 📢, NO KINGS MARCH & Rally. march, assemble at Sue Bierman Park, near Ferry Building at 1:30pm, March at 2pm. join us in front of SF City Hall around 3:30pm for rally. Important we raise our fists ✊ in protest of this fascist regime.🌉☮️✊ pic.twitter.com/zK58exqeHW — Bram Goodwin (@bramgoodwin) October 18, 2025

Frisbie-Walsh House - Benicia, CA

This Gothic Revival style cottage is the earliest and probably the most important house in Benicia. Built shortly before 1850 by John Frisbie, General Vallejo's son-in-law, it was soon to Captain Walsh, who lived there until the 1880s. Apparently, this structure was a prefabricated house, in which the timbers were cut and numbered, brought to Benicia and assembled. It is very close in appearance to Lachryma Montis, General Vallejo's own house near Sonoma, and to the Burritt House, once located in San Francisco but since demolished. March 8, 2025. Saturday. Benicia, CA.

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