Join us for the 2nd Annual Filipino Celebration Night with the Dallas Mavericks on Tuesday, November 12, 2025, at the American Airlines Center as the Mavs take on the Phoenix Suns! This special evening celebrates the vibrant Filipino community in Dallas-Fort Worth while supporting an incredible cause.

Every ticket purchased through this exclusive link comes with a limited-edition Mavs x Filipino slingback and contributes to PACE (Pilipino American Community Endeavor), helping fund the first-ever Filipino Community Center in the region. It’s a chance to cheer on the Mavs, celebrate Filipino culture, and make a meaningful impact in your community all at once!

After the game, fans are invited to shoot a free throw on the court—a fun way to continue the celebration and create lasting memories. More details on post-game activities will be shared soon.

Tickets are limited, and seats are going fast! For questions or to purchase bulk tickets, contact Sydney Kuby at (214) 658-7642 or sydney.kuby@dallasmavs.com.

Don’t miss this exciting night of basketball, culture, and community! Come out, support the Filipino community, and be part of an unforgettable evening at the American Airlines Center!

The Dallas Mavericks, often referred to as the Mavs, are the professional basketball team of Dallas, Texas. Competing in the Western Conference's Southwest Division of the NBA (National Basketball Association), their legacy began 44 years ago as a team dedicated to a passionate following for community impact and game day success.

The Mavericks have won five division titles (1987, 2007, 2010, 2021, 2024), three conference championships (2006, 2011, 2024) and one NBA championship (2011). From 2001 and 2020, the Dallas Mavericks historically sold out their 815th consecutive game, making for the longest running sellout streak in all North American major league sports. 

The team plays its home games at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, shared with the National Hockey League's Dallas Stars, and is owned by entrepreneur Mark Cuban.