Pista sa Nayon means ‘‘Town festival” or ‘‘Village Fiesta” in Tagalog. This is a traditional Filipino cultural celebration that brings communities together to honor heritage through traditional folk dances, music, arts and crafts, and authentic Filipino cuisine. If you are interested, please join us at Martin Luther King Park at 3533 Ave. Kent, Montreal, Quebec, H3S 2T3

A lively community gathering unfolded at Van Horne Park, bringing together neighbors, families, and friends for a day of friendly competition, laughter, and shared enjoyment. The atmosphere was defined by perfect weather—a beautiful, bright day with no rain, just warm sunlight and a gentle breeze that made outdoor play comfortable and inviting.

Description: A solemn and meaningful commemoration of Dr. José Rizal’s birth anniversary was held at McKenzie King Park, bringing together members of the Knights of Rizal, community leaders, and supporters of Philippine heritage. The gathering honored the life, ideals, and enduring legacy of the Philippine national hero, whose vision of freedom, education, and civic duty continues to inspire generations around the world.

The Heritage Mass held at Saint Joseph’s Oratory was a solemn and culturally significant celebration that brought together the Filipino-Canadian community in a spirit of faith, unity, and national pride. The event was graced by His Excellency Jose Victor C. Gonzaga, Philippine Ambassador to Canada, whose presence added distinction and diplomatic honor to the occasion.

The photo captures a proud and heartfelt moment from the Philippine Independence Day Celebration held on June 14, 2026 at McKenzie King Park, where the spirit of unity was beautifully alive. A group of five community members stand on the open grassy field, each dressed in elegant cream barong-style attire, symbolizing Filipino heritage. They hold three flags with dignity and pride — Quebec, Canada, and the Philippines — a visual testament to the multicultural harmony that defines Filipino life in Montreal.

Every year on June 12, the Philippine Association of Montreal and Suburbs (FAMAS) proudly hosts its Philippine Flag Raising Ceremony, a tradition cherished by the Filipino community for decades. The event brings together Filipinos from all walks of life — elders who carry the memories of home, youth discovering their heritage, families, community leaders, and newcomers who find comfort in familiar colors.

On June 12, 2026, the Philippine Flag was proudly raised at the City Hall of Côte Saint‑Luc, marking a historic and heartfelt gesture of friendship toward the Filipino community. His Worship Mayor David Tordjman, together with the members of the City Council, offered this meaningful tribute in recognition of the contributions, culture, and vibrant presence of Filipinos living in Côte Saint‑Luc.

Every beginning of June, the Filipino Heritage Society of Montreal (FHSM) celebrates Filipino Heritage Month. This annual event showcases our rich culture, music, arts, and food, welcoming everyone who is interested in joining and experiencing the beauty of Filipino traditions.

Every year, the Filipino Heritage Society of Montreal proudly celebrates the Gawad ng Pagkilala, an annual recognition honoring individuals who demonstrate exceptional generosity, leadership, and commitment to our community. This award highlights those whose service, dedication, and compassion strengthen our cultural identity and inspire others to contribute to the growth and well‑being of the Filipino community in Montreal.

DescrThe City of Pierrefonds‑Roxboro’s decision to raise the Philippine flag for the second consecutive year marks a deepening recognition of the Filipino community’s cultural presence and contributions in Montreal. It is no longer just a ceremonial gesture — it is becoming a tradition, a civic affirmation of belonging, and a visible symbol of partnership between the borough and its Filipino residents.iption goes here

  The Kabbalat Shabbat of Hampstead placed the Philippines at the center of its main cultural event, resilience, and multicultural unity. This special feature shone a spotlight on the history of Filipino immigration to Quebec and with an added attraction with the performance of the Golden Maidens. The event was held at the Dorshei Emet Synagogue

The first community leaders forum was held at FAMAS centre which was attended by leaders of 12 organizations in Montreal.Guest speakers were Elisabeth Prass MNA D’Arcy McGee, Councillor Milany Thiagarajah. Topics includes issue in the Filipino community and fundings.

Golden Maidens and Sampaguita Dancers

Participated by Cynthia Brillantes, Lolite Sideris, Paul Imperial, Dolly Belandres and Editha Fedalizo