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Sharing you the students of Master Artist Helen Pastor-Moreno, Culminating Activity. Looking forward to this program soon. Missing my students and teachers at the Evergreen School District. 😞 💕❤️ This program is funded in-part by grants from California Arts Council, City of San Jose Office of Cultural Affairs, and William and Hewlett Foundation.

Posted by Kaisahan San Jose on Saturday, February 6, 2021

Kaisahan of San Jose family would like to take this opportunity to thank Karen Park from the City of San Jose, Office of the Cultural Affairs: For her dedication and guidance to me personally as our program manager for 25 years. Thank you for believing in me. Good luck in your retirement. Goodbye for now and hope to see you around. Your legacy will always be in our hearts 💕❤️ Manang Helen and Kaisahan Dance Company

Posted by Kaisahan San Jose on Sunday, February 21, 2021

Another video clip from the archives of Kaisahan, bringing you an original researched work of Franco Pastor and Helen Pastor-Moreno, the Ibeleng Suite. Originated in Maguisguis, Botolan and Cabangan, Zambales. This is distinguished as the first dance research about the 'Negritoes' which are descendants of the Aetas, the aborigines of the Philippines. Thank you all for your continued support of the Filipino Culture! -Manang Helen Pastor-Moreno

Posted by Kaisahan San Jose on Friday, October 30, 2020

An early Christmas gift to all Kaisahan friends, relatives, and art enthusiasts.. Thank you to my good friend Javier Salazar and Aztlan Academy for collaborating with us in the production of Vamos A Belen, A Christmas Presentation. Hope you enjoy the participation of our children class. Sincerely Yours, Manang Helen

Posted by Kaisahan San Jose on Saturday, September 12, 2020

FROM OUR ARCHIVES- YOU ASKED FOR MORE...YOU GOT IT! Performed at the Historic California Theater that was built in 1927, as part of the Festival of Cultures, sponsored by the Arts Council of Silicon Valley. Dance excerpts from the Cordillera mountains of Northern Luzon that celebrate victories, rituals, and thanksgiving. My special thanks to Kuya Mon Obusan and Haranistas de Manila for collaborating with Kaisahan San Jose #kaisahanofsj -Manang Helen

Posted by Kaisahan San Jose on Sunday, August 30, 2020

Greetings from Kaisahan of San Jose! It’s been 5 months since we have actual rehearsals and spot shows. Yet, I’m still amazed by how our community across the Bay Area have turned to the arts, to creativity, and to our cultural communities for support and encouragement even when we cannot be together as a person or a group. Starting this week, Kaisahan will be posting excerpts from our video archives from the early 80s to present! Here is an exclusive look back to 1984. Happy Viewing! 🥰 ~Manang Helen

Posted by Kaisahan San Jose on Monday, August 24, 2020

 

San Jose Dance Group Celebrates Thirty Five Years

 

 

San Jose Dance Group Celebrates Thirty Four Years

 

Posted By: EManilaMail
On: November 19, 2015
In: Hoover Community Center

FROM 1981 to 2015 is thirty-four years. Kaisahan of San Jose is thirty-four years old. An
still dancing. Not too many dance organizations can make this statement. With pride.
Thirty-four years and Kaisahan continues its tradition of creating and presenting authentic
and artistically excellent works, promoting and preserving our cultural heritage and teaching
values and discipline to the youth through dance. And collecting honors and awards.
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Kaisahan Celebrated its 33rd Anniversary

On April 12, 2014
CHILDREN OF THE WORLD
A Recital of Artist-In-School Students of
Helen Pastor-Moreno
from Holly Oak Elementary School, Evergreen Elementary School
& Hoover Community Center



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