A living inheritance.
Art, craft, and stories that connect generations, at the Philippine Folklife Museum in San Francisco.
Discover the collection
Piña & FilipinianaFrom pineapple leaf to cloth, and from everyday dress to ceremonial attire.Piña & FilipinianaFrom pineapple leaf to cloth, and from everyday dress to ceremonial attire.
Andres BonifacioA revolutionary life, the Katipunan, and the struggle for freedom.
Philippine History in WoodFifteen reliefs by Luisito Ac-ac, from early communities to People Power.
SpoliariumThe museum replica and the story of Juan Luna’s painting.
BasketryWoven forms, everyday work, and the knowledge carried by objects.
DinagyangFestival costume and cultural memory in the museum collection.
Old ManilaStreets and city life through the museum’s historic photographs.
