☀🌴 SUMMER SAYA 2025 🌴☀
Get ready for a day of sunshine, fun, and Filipino pride!
Join us for Summer Saya 2025.
A FREE admission event for the whole family!
📅 Saturday, August 9
🕚 11AM – 3PM
📍 Edmonton Intercultural Centre
📍 9538 107 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB
🎉 Filipino Games, food, karaoke and more!
🎈 Celebrate summer, community, and culture with us!
💵 Admission is free, but don’t forget to bring cash or cards to support our amazing local vendors!
📸 Don’t forget to tag us in your photos → @epicalberta
#SummerSaya2025 #EPICAlberta #FilipinoCulture #YEGEvents #FamilyFun #SupportLocalYEG
Join the Edmonton Philippine International Centre (EPIC) and BelongInclusivity for an empowering event dedicated to honoring the strength, achievements, and invaluable contributions of women in our community.
Date : March 29, 2025
Time : 1:30pm to 4:00pm
Location : Edmonton City Hall -1
Sir Winston Churchill Square,
Edmonton, AB T5J 2R7, Canada
Beyond the Dream
STORIES THAT ACCELERATE ACTION
IT'S FREE !
Introducing the new Board of Directors for the Edmonton Philippine International Centre!
These remarkable individuals bring diverse expertise, passion and a shared vision to guide EPIC into a future filled with community-building initiatives.
President : Michael Aranton
Secretary: Maria Cecilia Macalintal,
Treasurer: Roger Villa
Directors : Lito Velasco, Lucenia Ortiz, Kirk Lim and Maria "Vivian" Bayaras (not in picture)
Executive Director: Ida Beltran Lucila
Kumilos Tayo! [Let's Act!]
Addressing Racism with
the Filipino Community
Kumilos Tayo!—which means taking action in Filipino is about fostering awareness, understanding, and concrete strategies for change to combat racism. This is an online resource platform featuring curated articles, videos, and links to organizations dedicated to anti-racism, providing accessible tools for ongoing education and advocacy.
The Filipino Spirit Shines Through
Over the last decade, the Filipino community in Edmonton and surrounding areas have seen a tremendous growth in numbers and diversity. Filipinos in the city have contributed to the economic vibrancy of the city through local businesses they have established in the city, recognition of Filipino art and culture, and most importantly their many talents and skills in the professional, not-for-profit and sports sector. The proliferation of Filipino organizations demonstrate their capacity for self-development and potential to participate in the civic life of the city.
EPIC is an aspiration of Filipino-Canadians in Edmonton to share their culture and heritage with all Canadians and to be part of a robust intercultural city.
