Help Our
Garden Grow
You can help the Filipino-American community build a permanent cultural garden in Rockefeller Park to celebrate our history, our contributions, and our future in Northeast Ohio.
Filipino Community
From ancient traditions to a living community, discover what makes Filipino culture one of the world's most vibrant.
Celebrate
Pinoy Culture
Filipino culture is one of the world's richest, shaped by over 7,000 islands, three centuries of Spanish influence, and the enduring spirit of bayanihan: the tradition of coming together as a community to lift one another up.
From the fiesta tradition to the Tinikling dance, from adobo to halo-halo, the Philippine Cultural Garden will bring these traditions to life in the heart of Cleveland.
Explore Filipino Culture



Rooted in
Cleveland
The first known Filipino to call Cleveland home arrived in 1920. Since then, Filipino Americans have built hospitals, opened businesses, raised families, and contributed immeasurably to this city, yet have no permanent monument in Rockefeller Park.
The Cleveland Cultural Gardens Federation oversees 30+ gardens. We are working to earn our place alongside them, a living space dedicated to Philippine culture and community.
Learn about our path to recognitionThe Philippine Cultural Garden will join this legacy.
Events &
Gatherings
From cultural celebrations to community planning meetings, the Filipino-American community in Greater Cleveland is always gathering. Come be part of it.
See All EventsCelebrate at the Cavaliers home opener — ticket buyers receive a free custom Philippines-themed Cavaliers jersey. Supported by the Philippine Nurses Association of Ohio.
Contact for tickets →Free health screenings (BMI, blood pressure, blood glucose), dental exams, CPR training, and family-friendly activities. Open to the public.
Meet candidates for U.S. Senate, Congress, Ohio State Legislature, and Cuyahoga County before Election Day. Hosted by AAPI civic organizations.
RSVP →Help Build
the Garden
Your donation funds our path toward official recognition, from community outreach and design planning to the eventual groundbreaking in Rockefeller Park.
Donate TodayContributions support the Philippine Cultural Garden Cleveland, a 501(c)(3) pending nonprofit.
