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Creative Hearts United’s folk dance volunteers developed the new dance routine for this summer. The initial workshop is guided by Revson Ignacio, supported by Vhie Linford, Luisa Domingo, Tesy Reyes and Emma Chu. The workshop welcomes a new batch of YFG participants this year. The programme expects 20 returning members and new sign‑ups for 2026. […]

Cultural Dance Workshop This Summer The YFG Cultural Dance Troupe will be showcasing three traditional Filipino folk dances through this summer workshops, namely the Karatong, Bulaklakan, and Subli. Creative Hearts United will facilitate the workshop and guide participants throughout the programme. Karatong from MIMAROPA Region Karatong comes from Cuyo, Palawan in the MIMAROPA region (Occidental

There’s something special about swapping the polished floors of a dance studio for the open grass of a Leeds park, especially when the English summer gifts you a rare burst of sunshine. This week, the Yorkshire Filipino Group (YFG) Cultural Dance Troupe did exactly that, gathering at East End Park for a well‑earned summer picnic,

A Celebration of Filipino Tradition Few experiences capture the soul, rhythm, and pride of a people as powerfully as cultural dance. This summer 2026, Creative Hearts United proudly launches the Philippine Cultural Arts Workshop 2026, a vibrant programme that immerses participants in the beauty and diversity of Filipino tradition. The award-winning Yorkshire Filipino Group (YFG)

Leeds is 400 years old, and everyone is invited to play their part in the celebrations. Whether it’s 400 steps, 400 minutes of volunteering, 400 creative ideas, or 400 acts of kindness… your 400 is whatever you want it to be. No idea is too big. No action is too small. Just get involved, and

27 March 2026, Bradford. Creative Hearts United supports British-Filipino A-Level students from St. Benedict’s Sixth Form in Bradford during their Cultural Day, where the group proudly showcases Filipino heritage through a lively Tinikling performance. “Thank you Creative Hearts United for your support and for providing the bamboo props for our Tinikling performance.” -Jhoyce Tinikling is

At Creative Hearts United, safeguarding is a top priority. We are committed to protecting children and adults at risk from harm, abuse, and neglect in all our activities. Our Safeguarding Policy sets out clear procedures that ensure a safe environment for everyone involved in the charity. It outlines the responsibilities of staff and volunteers, explains

Creative Hearts United promotes Philippine culture and heritage in the United Kingdom by sharing unique Filipino arts and traditions with the wider British public. Through performances at cultural festivals across the country, the organisation brings Filipino culture to life and inspires British-Filipino youth to take pride in their roots. One of the highlights this year

As the Lenten season unfolds, we are invited once more into a sacred time of reflection, renewal, and shared purpose. For many Filipino communities, Lent is not only a spiritual observance but also a deeply cultural moment, expressed through devotion, creativity, and collective memory. This year, we mark important dates that guide our journey: Ash

At the heart of Creative Hearts United’s journey is a simple truth captured beautifully by Pauline Tinsley, Chairperson of the Cheshire East Filipino Community: “Alam namin na mula pa noong Enero, pinagplanuhan at pinaghirapan ninyo ito, countless rehearsals, late nights, and unwavering dedication, all so that you could share a piece of home with us.