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2Serving a mix of traditional Filipino favourites and homemade desserts straight from the community kitchen.


Food • Music • Culture
Sat, 4 Jul 2026 · 10:00 · Narinkkatori, Helsinki · In-person
The Philippines' Day 2026 is a large-scale outdoor community festival held at Narinkkatori, Kamppi, Helsinki, focusing on Filipino food, culture, and music. Building on the success of the 2025 edition—which welcomed over 10,000 visitors and 25–30 small businesses—this 2026 event continues the same core concept without an Independence Day celebration, as the official Independence Day program will be held separately.
The event aims to create a welcoming, vibrant, and inclusive space for Filipinos, Finns, and international visitors to experience Filipino culture through food stalls, cultural showcases, and live music performances in one of Helsinki's busiest public squares.
Graze across every plate
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2Serving a mix of traditional Filipino favourites and homemade desserts straight from the community kitchen.
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Classic Filipino street food done right — fishballs, kikiam, kwek-kwek, hotdogs and refreshing gulaman drinks.
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A taste of home-cooked Filipino comfort food.
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5Specialising in kakanin (native rice cakes) and Filipino sweets, alongside street food bites and palamig juice drinks.
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10Bringing the bold flavours of Filipino home cooking and crowd-favourite food products to the festival.
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1Filipino street food classics — empanadas, burgers, siomai, pastries and refreshing Filipino drinks.
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Your go-to spot for refreshing Asian drinks — bubble tea, fruit tea, matcha and more, plus onigiri and waffle desserts.
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2A festive spread of Filipino dishes, pastries, desserts and drinks for the whole family.
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4Filipino comfort food with a twist — featuring street food favourites alongside shawarma rice and wraps.
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Authentic Filipino grilled flavours — pork BBQ, chicken inasal, siomai, shanghai and classic Filipino desserts.
A friendly snack and drinks booth with something for everyone.
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4Sweet treats and refreshing drinks — sugarcane juice, silvanas, sansrival cakes and cheesy sweet corn.
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Fresh Filipino baked goods and pastries made with traditional recipes.
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A hearty selection of hot Filipino dishes, sweets and drinks.
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3Street food at its best — kwek-kwek, lumpia, puto, dinuguan and sisig, all made with love.
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1Home of the lechon — crispy, golden whole roast pig alongside desserts and cold drinks.
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3Traditional Filipino home cooking featuring puto bumbong, kakanin and grilled specialties.
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Freshly baked Filipino breads and pastries from a family panaderia.
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Authentic Thai street food — grilled meatballs, spring rolls, fried shrimp and chicken.
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More infoWhat you'll eat & drink
Pay as you go across the kitchens — browse each kitchen's full menu below.
View each kitchen's menu ↑Opening Music Headliner
Live Band
Live Band
Live Band
Live Band
Closing DJ · from Germany
Dance Troupe
Choir & Cultural Music
Solo Dance
Song Performance
Song Performance
Song — "Paraiso"
Song & Dance
Dance
Folk Dance — "Leron Leron Sinta"
Song — "Isang Lahi"
Cultural Performance
Host — Business Programme
Host — Cultural Show
Host — Music Programme
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Family-friendly — kids welcome.
Outdoor event with tent coverage as weather contingency.
Accessible routes for strollers and wheelchairs. Emergency lanes kept clear between vendor zones.
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