Jeepney Jam and FAHM Jam are vibrant cultural celebrations in San Jose, paying homage to the rich heritage of the Philippines and Filipino Americans. These festivities trace their roots back to the iconic 'Street Jam' Filipino American Cultural Festival, which graced Downtown San Jose from 1994 to 2001, organized by the Filipino American Heritage Appreciation Project (FAHAP) organization. The modern incarnations of these celebrations, Jeepney Jam and FAHM Jam, were inaugurated in 2019, serving as the spiritual successors to the beloved Street Jam Festival.

Hosted by the FACTsv Coalition, a collaborative effort among various Filipino American organizations such as FAHNS-SV, LEAD Filipino, FYC, BNK, Malaya South Bay, PAWIS South Bay, and PAGLIKHA Fil-Am Creative Arts & Culture Project, in partnership with Moveable Co, Jeepney Jam and FAHM Jam represent the unity and diversity of the Filipino American community in Silicon Valley. These events serve as platforms for artists, performers, chefs, and entrepreneurs to showcase their talents, celebrate their cultural roots, and engage with the local community. Through art, music, dance, and cuisine, Jeepney Jam and FAHM Jam foster a sense of pride and connection while sharing the beauty of Philippine and Filipino American traditions with all.

One of the most remarkable aspects of Jeepney Jam and FAHM Jam is their commitment to accessibility, as admission is always free. By removing barriers to entry, these celebrations welcome people from all walks of life to come together, learn, and celebrate the rich tapestry of Philippine and Filipino American heritage. Whether through captivating performances, delectable cuisine, or engaging cultural exhibits, Jeepney Jam and FAHM Jam exemplify the spirit of unity, diversity, and inclusivity, making them cherished highlights of the San Jose cultural calendar.