Our Blog

In the Filipino culture, holidays are about being together and gathering your loved ones around a feast, big or small.

Mary Jessie Celestin, founder of San Jose Strong, combines city-building with technology and art to create a sense of place and belonging for community members in San Jose, CA.

On November 1 at the San José Woman’s Club, audiences are invited to learn about Mosaic America’s mission through Music en Memoriam, a musical celebration performed by Common Sounds Ensemble.

Hula, in the best way it can be described using western terminology, is an act of Hawaiian cultural preservation. A local hula community describes what their practice means to them.

The first annual Mosaic Festival Silicon Valley is just around the corner, and we’re excited to have such a partnership of incredible artists and performers. Here’s a sneak peek into our lineup.

“To be in solidarity is to stand together as one, seeing a world that belongs to each of us.” Tania was speaking in an episode from the Mosaic series From Diversity to Belonging. The series was created to help us understand the history of and potential solutions to the identity and cultural issues in the US. T

Diversity is what you see. Belonging is what you do. Ariel Neidermeier explores the American story of several artists, finding that without a soulful recognition of what America is today, we cannot build an America for tomorrow that recognizes all of us.

Arjun Verma pays homage to the historical essence of the sitar as he meshes traditional with a more modern style of music in his newest album, Epiphanies

For Black American communities across America, Juneteenth is synonymous with liberation. This month, we’re spotlighting two works in progress and what it means for all communities in search for freedom and healing.

Arturo Magaña has taken their passion and cultural pride through dance into the advocacy world with their Academia Folclórico Colibrí.