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Empowering the youth through enriching talents by exploration of traditions.


Sabayan is a creative and cultural collective for global Filipinos, regardless of place of birth, a chance to develop a sense of pride in their identity and cultivate creative potential. By promoting programs and events as a channel to educate, express and show the world who the Filipino is, to play a role in the society, and be recognised for it.
Sabayan aims to provide a digital creative and social hub primarily to engage the Filipino youth to enliven their  heritage and culture through community-based multidisciplinary arts and cultural programming and presentation. Sabayan encourages to further explore our identities, as who we really are as a Filipino—in all art forms and our customs. This collective is vital in rewriting who the Filipino is in our society, to step out of the discrimination. That we have great talents, and we have other interests, and most of all a fascinating culture.
It is time that the Filipinos recognise who they are and the accomplishments forged by our great forefathers, knowing that we are destined for something great. Sabayan aspires that every generation of Filipinos will not overlook to their roots, like the Philippine national hero, Dr Jose Rizal said, “A person who never learns to look back to his origin will never reach his destination.”





We run multiple youth events and workshops to build a sense of community.

OUR PAST PROJECTS


ADELAIDE

in collaboration with Filipino Ethnic School of South Australia

Ano Ba Yan? Sabayan Launch

Karoling

Intramuros: Within The Walls Talent Showcase

Sino Ako? Identity Workshop

Katipunan: The Revolution Story

Pasalubong: A Present Story

Lagim Horror Stories

Palarong Pilipino Traditional Games & Picnic

Kabataan Meetup

Kalayaan Filipino Festival: 125th Philippine Independence Day

BRISBANE


Ano Ba Yan? Brisbane Launch

Moda Fashion Workshop

Sagala Fashion Show

Tanghalan Traditional Dance Workshop

Kaw Ba Yan? Productions

Isang Lahi, Maraming Wika Workshop

Palarô Street Games

Harana Filipiniana Valentine's Dinner

Sagala Filipiniana Ball (TBC)

Tawang Bayan Community Improv



Upcoming Project


A Sabayan Tambayan Initiative to Connect the Community Through Comedy in collaboration with Big Fork TheatreJoin us for Tawang Bayan, an exciting improv workshop designed to help you unlock your creativity, boost your confidence, and connect with others through the art of comedy!

In partnership with Big Fork Theatre and the talented Janette McBride, this workshop will guide you in developing quick wit, embracing spontaneity, and develop your skills in connecting.

Whether you’re a seasoned performer or a first-timer, this is your chance to explore improv in a fun, supportive environment! Let’s create, laugh, and grow together as a community.

 Mondays 7-9pm, from 31 March 2025
Big Fork Theatre Fortitude Valley
Limited spots available — sign up now!
tinyurl.com/tawangbayan


bayani, kabayan

Children of the sun and stars, transplanted to a place where we enliven the values and explore the heritage of home.
Just like you; we have interests too, we also have a story... and we can be your barkada too!

ADELAIDE

Kax Program Manager
Handygirl and
queen of crafts

Matcho Creative Coordinator
Resident poet and dancer extraordinaire

 

Gabx Director
Media and
marketing mastermind
Jinah Development Coordinator
Wordsmith and
child expert 

BRISBANE

Dane Program Manager
Social justice
champion

Knollie Creative Coordinator
Master makeup artist
and musical.ly star

be a part of our barkada!

We'd love to meet you and have you explore our culture with us. Follow us on our socials below or send us a message!



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We acknowledge and pay our respects to the traditional custodians whose ancestral lands we gather on.
We pay respect and value their connection to the land and cultural beliefs and pay respects to Elders past, present and emerging.


Sabayan (ABN 25 385 729 319)

 STORY | 18 Nov '20

Intramuros, 1936

Intramuros looking northwest, Manila, Philippines, 9:15 AM, July 13, 1936 War Department. Army Air Forces, US National Archives © John Tewell



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