Philippine Cultural & Educational Services (PHILCES) has been serving the educational community for many years as a resource for information on the Philippines and Filipino-Americans. We provide selected books and in-house publications, as well as research, reference and exhibit materials on the history, culture, arts, crafts, music, language, literature, children's literature, cuisine and business of the Philippines. Maps and art prints are also available. Visual and audio aids and other materials for teachers may be special-ordered by contacting us at info@philces.com.
NOTE: All pictures and articles on the website's Events, Taste Philippines, sidebars and homepage banners are the copyright properties of Philces/Philippine Cultural & Educational Services. All rights reserved. They may not be reproduced in any form without permission in writing from the Philippine Cultural & Educational Services.
HOW TO ORDER ONLINE: Click the title of the product you wish to order from the Online Store section or from the product category on the store sidebar. Put in quantity and click Add to Cart. Order will be processed through PayPal. Pay total amount, including shipping cost. Philces will send you an email to confirm your order. Please allow 1-2 weeks for shipment.
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PHILCES sponsors workshops, seminars, exhibits and presentations on the arts and crafts of the Philippines and other educational topics. We have conducted workshops such as Philippine Food Garnishes, Creative Candy/Cookie Wrappers and Making a Pabitin (Philippine Pinata) at the Seattle Asian Art Museum. We also work with the Filipino Cultural Heritage Society of Washington in the yearly Pagdiriwang Celebration (Filipino Festival) at the Seattle Center by organizing events such as the Philippine Adobo Cooking Contest, Philippine Pansit Contest and Creative Table Centerpiece Contest, conducting a workshop on Philippine Holiday Treats and presenting an exhibit on Philippine Table Art. In June 2000, we sponsored the Bahay Kubo Painting Exhibit featuring the works of Rosalinda Roman, an artist from the Philippines and a lecture/slide presentation by Francisca Caberoy, curator of the National Museum of the Philippines.
Check out valuable reference books for inclusion in your Philippine material collection. Take advantage of the varied titles being offered online. Supplies are limited. Additional reference titles for Asian Studies may be requested by email.
Find and share where and what to eat all over the world! FOOD FINDS is a wiki of great restaurants, cafes, market street stalls, food carts and other establishments. Add your favorites to this global database!
Experience Filipino cultural events in the Philippines, the United States, Canada, and around the world. Taste the unique culinary fares, snacks and refreshments offered at festivals. Explore available resources.
The Philippine Cultural & Educational Services exhibited Filipino books and materials at the American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference at the Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, LA last June 24-27, 2011. Check us out in the American Libraries Buyers Guide, a digital listing of suppliers.
