Filipino American Museum

Filipino American Museum (FAM)
Established	2013
Location	New York, New York
Director	Nancy A. Bulalacao-Leung
Website	www.filipinoamericanmuseum.com

The Filipino American Museum (abbreviated FAM) was a roving museum in New York City that features programming related to Filipino American arts, music and culture.^[1]

History

Founded in October 2013 in New York City, the museum aims to support “contemporary Filipino-American arts and the roots and traditions of the Philippine diaspora.”^[2]

References

↑ Heddaya, Mostafa."Filipino American Museum Launches in New York." Hyperallergic. 22 October 2013.
↑ Ejercito, Karlynne. "Filipino American Museum Seeks to Fill Void." ArtAsiaPacific Magazine. 13 November 2013.

SoHo, South Village, and Nolita

Manhattan, New York City

Green spaces

Religion

Former	Church of the Divine Unity St. Alphonsus Ligouri Church

Culture/community

Restaurants	Balthazar Le Coucou Estela Fanelli Cafe Lombardi's Pizza SOB's Taïm The Musket Room Torrisi
Theaters and art	Drawing Center HERE Arts Center Holly Solomon Gallery New York Earth Room Performing Garage Recess Activities Sean Kelly Gallery Staley-Wise Gallery Storefront for Art and Architecture Team Gallery Terrain Gallery The Broken Kilometer The Wall
Hotels	The Bowery House The Dominick The Mercer Hotel Soho Grand Hotel Westchester House
Museums	Children's Museum of the Arts Dahesh Museum of Art Filipino American Museum Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art New York City Fire Museum World of McIntosh Experience Center
Other	Judson Health Center
Former	Aquagrill Artists' Choice Museum Fiamma Osteria FOOD Greene St. Recording Guggenheim Museum SoHo Jen Bekman Gallery Mimi Ferzt Gallery Moondance Diner Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art Niblo's Garden OK Harris Gallery Rebelle St. Nicholas Hotel Theatre Comique Uncle Boons Veruka

Buildings

Transportation

Subway stations	Broadway–Lafayette Street/Bleecker Street Canal Street/Broadway/Centre St/Lafayette St Canal Street/Sixth Avenue Canal Street/Varick Street Houston Street Prince Street Spring Street/Lafayette Street Spring Street/Sixth Avenue
Streets	Sixth Avenue Bowery Broome Street Canal Street Grand Street Greenwich Street Houston Street MacDougal Street Mercer Street Spring Street Sullivan Street Thompson Street West Broadway Wooster Street

See also: Manhattan Community Board 3

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