Wellness and recreation in Winnipeg, Manitoba
Magdaragat Philippines
364 Dufferin Ave, Winnipeg, MB R2W 2Y3
In short
The Pearl of the Orient Philippine Pavilion opened in 1982. Here, "Magic on Stage" unfurls with creativity, artistry, and pageantry, thrilling the thousands of people who have come to share in the Philippine culture.
- Who it is for
- Newcomers and immigrants
- Where
- 364 Dufferin Ave, Winnipeg, MB R2W 2Y3
- How to reach
- Website
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About this organization
The Pearl of the Orient Philippine Pavilion opened in 1982. Here, "Magic on Stage" unfurls with creativity, artistry, and pageantry, thrilling the thousands of people who have come to share in the Philippine culture. The infectious smiles, the friendly hellos, and the 'Mabuhays' of the volunteers greet guests with warmth and sincerity. Folklorama, the annual festival of nations, allows Filipino-Canadians to open their doors to those who are interested to experience our own little Philippines!
Talks about having the dance and drama activities under one name happened in 1977; in 1978, the combined groups were called Philippine Folk Arts Society. In 1979, the name changed to Tanghalang Pilipino. Finally in 1980, the umbrella organization including all cultural activities sponsored or spearheaded by Magdaragat was incorporated as Magdaragat Philippine Folk Arts, Inc., as a private, non-profit cultural organization.
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Listed in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
364 Dufferin Ave, Winnipeg, MB R2W 2Y3
364 Dufferin Ave, Winnipeg, MB R2W 2Y3Winnipeg, Manitoba
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