Contact Information
- General Emails: ipbahayboston@gmail.com & intern.iskwelahangpilipino@gmail.com
- Rondalla Program Email: IPBostonRondalla@gmail.com
- Mailing Address: Iskwelahang Pilipino, 303 Wyman Street, Suite 300, Waltham, MA 02451-1225
You can meet and find the contact information for our IP Board of Directors here.
Social Media
Find our community on Facebook! Reach our official Instagram Page, @ipbahayboston! Our Rondalla also has an Instagram Page, @iprondalla!
Public Performances and Event Booking
Public performances help spread awareness of our culture and community, while proceeds help fund our school and activities! We would be honored to represent the Philippines at your community event!
Please fill our Performance Booking Inquiry Form here! You may fill out this form for any of our three performance groups below – combinations of them are possible as well!
IP Rondalla
Our Rondalla performs traditional Filipino music with bandurias, octavinas, acoustic guitars, and a bass. They are pioneers of dancing Rondalla!
For specific inquiries about our Rondalla, please contact our Rondalla Program Email.
IP Carolers
Our Carolers are our original performance group, with their performances being one of our largest fundraising activities. They only perform during the first three weeks in December. Click here for more information about our Caroling Performances.
IP Dance Team
Our Dance Team’s repertories includes traditional Filipino dances from all throughout the Philippines. They are our newest performance group!
Book Our Educational Content
Our volunteer teachers can provide an introductory lesson about the Philippines at local schools, summer camps, community events, and more! Topics available include: an overview of the Philippines (how to get there, the climate, etc.), traditional Filipino clothing, Filipino music, and an introduction to traditional Filipino dance.
Recently, our volunteer teachers taught at Lieutenant Job Lane School (Bedford, MA) for their Heritage Days in both 2023 and 2024! This included three rotations of an approximately hour long session in which students saw an interactive presentation about the Philippines, tried on traditional Filipino clothing, touched a banduria, then learned basic Tinikling moves.
Lane Elementary School students watching Iskwelahang Pilipino's presentation about the Philippines!
Fill our our Educational Content Inquiry Form if you are interested in having our volunteer teachers share information about the Philippines with your group!
Be a Vendor at Our Tiangge
Joining our Tiangge is an amazing opportunity to have your business or organization recognized by our community! We happily welcome businesses, non-profit organizations, and “momtrepreneurs” to vend at Tiangge!
Fill out our Tiangge Vendor Form if you are interested in reserving a vendor table. Spots fill up quickly, so we recommend you fill this out early each year!