Key Points
- At its core, bayanihan represents the timeless Filipino value of coming together to help one another without expecting anything in return. This tradition, often symbolized by neighbors literally carrying a house to a new location, echoes a deeper cultural commitment to unity and shared responsibility.
- FABS President Dixie Morante said, celebrating bayanihan also honours the legacy of heroism found in everyday Filipinos.
- The festival on June 7 is free and open to everyone, inviting people from all backgrounds to immerse themselves in Filipino hospitality, traditions, and vibrant creativity.
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