Creative Tagalog Workshops

Create. Connect. Learn.

Tagalog through art, story, and community.

Some things are better learned together. Our creative workshops explore Tagalog through storytelling, art, music, and shared experience — in a space where no one is made to feel behind.

  • Small groups
  • Online + in-person
  • all levels welcome
  • 20 USD / participant
Not just a class, but a creative experience.

SiiT Workshops are group sessions that explore Tagalog and Filipino culture through creativity — storytelling, art, music, and conversation. Designed for people who learn better together and believe that culture is best understood when you’re living it, not just studying it.

Every workshop is different. What stays the same is the warmth, the welcome, and the conviction that you belong here — exactly as you are.

  • Small, intimate group setting
  • Led by a native Tagalog speaker
  • Learn through creativity — not grammar drills
  • Rooted in Filipino culture, art, and expression
  • Available online and in-person
  • Open to all levels and ages, including families

What to expect for your Creative Tagalog Workshop

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During your workshop

You’ll explore Tagalog together through creative activities and conversations based on a theme — a word, a story, a cultural tradition. Expect to learn something unexpected.

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After your workshop

You’ll leave with new words, new connections, and a little more of the Filipino culture living in you. And if you want more — we’ll see you at the next creative workshop.

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Upcoming workshops

Kulay

In this workshop, we explore kulay — and what color means in Filipino culture, from the textiles of our regions to the hues of our everyday life. Paint a feeling. Paint a memory. Paint something you’d say in Tagalog if you knew the words.

  • Oct 15
  • 4:00 PM
  • Sta. Clarita
  • $20 per joiner
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Tahanan

Some of the most powerful photos aren’t of grand places — they’re of home. In this workshop, we explore Tagalog through the lens of tahanan — what home looks, feels, and sounds like for Filipinos and Filipino families abroad. Bring your camera, your phone, and your memories.

  • Oct 15
  • 4:00 PM
  • Sta. Clarita
  • $20 per joiner
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Kabataan

The stories we grew up with — the folk tales, the playground games, the phrases our parents said — live in us longer than we realize. In this workshop, we bring them back to life through performance, voice, and movement. No acting experience needed. Just your memories, and a willingness to play.

  • Oct 15
  • 4:00 PM
  • Sta. Clarita
  • $20 per joiner
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This is for you if —

  • You learn better with others than on your own
  • You want to explore Filipino culture creatively — through stories, art, and conversation
  • You’re a parent looking for a fun, welcoming way to share the language with your kids
  • You want to meet other Filipinos and Filipino-Americans on the same journey
  • You’ve been curious but weren’t sure if your Tagalog was good enough (it is)

20 USD

per participant · online or in-person

Spots are limited to keep groups small and the experience personal. Register early to secure your place.


FAQs

Do I need to know Tagalog to join a workshop?

Not at all. Our Creative Tagalog Workshops welcome everyone — from complete beginners to near-fluent speakers. The creative format means there’s always a way to participate, whatever your level.

Are workshops suitable for children?

Yes — Say it in Tagalog’s creative workshops are designed to be accessible and enjoyable for all ages. Families are warmly welcome.

How are online workshops run?

Online workshops are held via video call. You’ll receive the link and all details after registering.

How are in-person workshops run?

In-person workshops are held at a venue shared after you register. Keep an eye on the event details for location and what to bring.

Can I get a refund if I can’t make it?

Please reach out to us at contact@sayitintagalog.com as soon as possible and we’ll do our best to help.

Not ready to commit to a workshop yet?