"Ancestral Home, a quilted work by mother-son duo Mik and May Gaspay, is on display at the Redwood City Art Kiosk, 2208 Broadway St., through Jan. 4, 2026. The installation centers on their family's home in Enrile, The Philippines, which was destroyed by a typhoon. Through cutting, stitching and layering, the Gaspays reconstruct the house as both a personal and collective monument that honors family histories while reflecting on broader experiences of home and displacement."
"Driven to give The Menlo Park Firefighters Association and St. Anthony's Padua Dining Room are looking to bring their annual toy drive up to pre-pandemic levels this year. Prior to the pandemic, nearly 1,200 children in San Mateo County were reached annually. Since 2020, that number has dropped to around 800, and the number of children in need has doubled. Organizers are looking to Pettinelli Financial Partners, a major supporting partner, to help restore full reach to families in need across the county."
Ancestral Home is a quilted work by mother-son duo Mik and May Gaspay, on display through Jan. 4, 2026, at the Redwood City Art Kiosk. The installation centers on their family's home in Enrile, Philippines, destroyed by a typhoon, and uses cutting, stitching and layering to reconstruct the house as both a personal and collective monument honoring family histories while reflecting on home and displacement. May Gaspay, a Palo Alto resident, has quilted for over four decades; Mik Gaspay is a San Francisco-based artist. The Menlo Park Firefighters Association and St. Anthony's Padua Dining Room seek to restore their toy drive to pre-pandemic levels and invite donations of new, unwrapped toys.
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