Celebrating immigrant heritage and contributions in Philadelphia for Immigrant Heritage Month this June.
Philadelphia joins other cities across the U.S. to celebrate Immigrant Heritage Month. Our city highlights immigrant cultures and contributions to innovation and growth.
The City of Philadelphia and partner organizations showcase local event, resources, and celebrations. Join us this June to celebrate our immigrant communities!
Kick off Immigrant Heritage Month with the Office of Immigrant Affairs, as we celebrate 250 years of immigrant contributions to our nation. Join us for a multi-part event featuring community members, artists, and leaders.
Explore immigrant heritage, culture, and neighborhood traditions.
Join artist Alia Bensliman for an artist lecture about her film, “Daughters of the Atlas: Woven Amazigh Stories”, at the Al-Bustan Seeds of Culture Galaxy.
Bensliman’s film also screens at the same location from May 14 to July 31.
Watch three Caribbean-rooted short films at a free public screening hosted by the Philadelphia Film Society, Caribbean Community in Philadelphia, and Philly Queer Book Club.
The Caribbean Equality Project leads a panel discussion after the screening.
Join the Filipino American Association of Philadelphia and the Philippine American Chamber of Commerce of Greater Philadelphia for the Summer Kultura Palengke street fair and cultural show.
Triple Bottom Brewery once again co-hosts this fun and festive celebration of America’s 250th.
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