Celebrating heritage and unity: Chinoy Actors of the Philippines (CAP) hosts Mid-Autumn Festival celebration
Chinoy Actors of the Philippines (CAP) held a lively Mid-Autumn Festival gathering at REHub, 60 Scout Chuatoco Street, Quezon City, last Oct. 12, 2025. More than just a festive celebration, the event served as a meaningful platform to revive a beloved tradition and strengthen Filipino-Chinese identity within the entertainment industry.
“The Mid-Autumn Festival, or what most people know as the Mooncake Festival, is all about family, unity, and gratitude, much like Thanksgiving in Western culture,” said Diane Pascual, President of CAP. “One of the most exciting highlights is the traditional dice game, something we all looked forward to growing up. Sadly, many young
Chinoys today are unfamiliar with it due to modern, hectic lifestyles. This event is our way of reviving the tradition. It’s about preserving and celebrating our cultural identity. As Filipino-Chinese, we have a rich heritage that we want to share with the next generation.”
But the celebration offered more than just fun and games. Dr. Mary Gaw So, owner of REHub Real Estate Hub, also shared a heartfelt testimony of how she came to know the Lord and encouraged guests to accept Christ as their Lord and Savior. “This is not about religion,” said Dra. So, “but about a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.”
CAP, a non-stock, non-profit organization, was established to unite Filipino-Chinese actors, help each other improve their craft, and promote better representation of Chinoys in the Philippine entertainment industry.
For those interested in becoming a part of CAP, reach out through their official Facebook account: Chinoy Actors of the Philippines - CAP.
CAP extends its heartfelt gratitude to its generous sponsors and partners who made the event possible: REHub Real Estate Hub, Slimmers World, Maldita, Mikata Home Appliances, Jovanni, Well-Balanced Chiropractic Wellness Center, IteraCare, Chinatown TV, Chinoy TV, Manila Bulletin, Tempo, and The Philippine Star.
With events like these, CAP continues to celebrate culture, foster community, and open doors for the next generation of Chinoy artists in the Philippines.