Welcome to The Filipino American Community of the Carolinas, Inc Community
37th FACC Annual Gala
Pamana: The FACC Legacy Gala is a flagship cultural event designed to celebrate Filipino heritage, honor legacy leaders, and inspire future generations through an immersive, memorable gala experience.
Event Details
- Date: November 14, 2026
- Time: 5:00 – 10:00 PM
- Location: Hilton Charlotte Airport
2800 Coliseum Centre Dr Charlotte, North Carolina 28217
Thank you for your interest! Here's some additional information:
Assigned Seating: Yes, seating is assigned.
Attire: Formal wear or traditional Filipino attire such as Filipiniana and Barong Tagalog is encouraged to complement the evening’s elegant and cultural theme.
Show Line-Up/Entertainment: The program will
feature cultural performances, live music,
and a themed presentation
Menu: A full-course dinner will be served.
Final menu details will be shared.
Tickets:
- VIP Admission: $140
- General Admission: $120
Payment Options
We accept the following payment methods:
- Zelle: faccbod2025@gmail.com
Note: FACC Gala (include your email address or cellphone number)
- Venmo: FA CC
Note: @FA-CC
Contact Us
Have questions or feedback? Reach out to us and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.
About Us
Honoring Our Roots • Celebrating Our Journey • Building Our Legacy
The FACC Pamana Legacy Gala is a celebration of the Filipino-American community throughout the Carolinas—our pioneers, families, professionals, students, community leaders, organizations, and future generations.
The evening recognizes the journey of Filipino-Americans who have made the Carolinas their home and who have contributed to the growth and strength of their communities.
Pamana represents the legacy we have received from those who came before us and the responsibility we have to pass that legacy to the next generation.
This gala is an opportunity to bring communities together from across the Carolinas to celebrate one shared Filipino-American story.
“We honor where we came from, celebrate where we are, and build what comes next.”