A day of food, culture, music, and performances celebrating Filipino American heritage at POST Houston.
POST Houston is hosting the Filipino American History Month Festival on Sunday, October 11, a day dedicated to Filipino American heritage. It's part of the city's wider celebration of Filipino American History Month, and the festival brings together food, culture, music, and performances in one spot.
The day is split into two parts. A market opens at 11 AM, so you can get there early to browse and eat. The live programming kicks in at noon and runs through 9 PM, which is a long stretch of performances to work your way through. Between the market and the stage, there's plenty of room to hang out and take your time.
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If you're planning to go, keep in mind that admission is free with an RSVP. It's at POST Houston, 401 Franklin Street, in the heart of downtown. The market opens at 11 AM, and the live programming runs from noon to 9 PM.
