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Filipino Media, Community and Education in Macau

Kislap lists 7 Filipino-owned businesses and businesses with a strong Filipino presence under Media, Community and Education.

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Bisdak Association of Macau

Association of Filipino Visayans in Macau, registered as Associação Bisdak de Macau. It marked its twelfth anniversary in June 2025 with the Philippine Consulate General, and won both the Outstanding Theme Award and the Most Energetic Award at the 2026 Macao International Parade.

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Couples for Christ Macau Association

Filipino-founded Catholic lay community in Macau, registered as Associação Casais para Cristo (Macau). It marked twenty-five years of family renewal and outreach in December 2025, and runs music ministry at city parishes.

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Kapampangan Association in Macau

Association of Filipinos from Pampanga that stages Macau’s annual Parol Festival, a Christmas lantern celebration with lantern-making competitions. The fourth edition was held at Praça da Amizade in December 2025.

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Macau Makiling International Eagles Club

Filipino fraternal and socio-civic club in Macau that organises charity outreach and an annual community fun run, and takes part in the Filipino community’s lantern festival. It describes itself as the first Philippine-born fraternal socio-civic organisation in Macau.

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Macau Methodist Filipino Mission

Filipino congregation of The United Methodist Church in Macau, founded in 2017 and served by an administrative pastor. It offers counselling, visitation and hospitality alongside Sunday worship for Filipinos living in the territory.

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Quezonian Association of Macau

Association of Filipinos from Quezon province that has staged Macau’s San Isidro Labrador Pahiyas festival since 2003. The 24th edition filled the Chan Meng Kam Theatre in June 2026, and the association also runs a youth arts programme with the Macau diocese.

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Santo Niño de Cebu in Macau Association

Filipino devotional association that has organised Macau’s Sinulog festival since 2003, a January street celebration and dance competition in honour of the Santo Niño. The 2026 festival started at Sintra Square, with three contingents of about 200 dancers competing.

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