The NJR Drum and Flags Corps brought energy, dedication, and community spirit to East End Park during their preparations for the Cheshire East Barrio Fiesta 2026. Through regular rehearsals, young performers strengthened their skills and gained confidence ahead of their appearance at the Filipino cultural celebration held on 25 July at Queens Park, Crewe. The

Creative Hearts United led a props‑making workshop for the YFG (Yorkshire Filipino Group) Cultural Dance Troupe. The workshop forms part of the 2026 Philippine Cultural Arts Programme facilitated by Creative Hearts United, a registered charity dedicated to promoting Filipino arts and culture in the United Kingdom. The organisation is responsible for seeking funding to support

The summer sun shone brightly over East End Park in Leeds. Members of the Yorkshire Filipino Group (YFG) Cultural Dance Troupe gathered for an outdoor rehearsal. The pleasant weather created the perfect setting for Filipino folk dance practice. Bringing Filipino Culture to Life The dancers rehearsed three traditional Filipino folk dances. These included Karatong, Bulaklakan,

Celebrating Filipino Culture Through Dance Creative Hearts United has launched its 2026 Philippine Cultural Dance Workshops. A series of workshops take place at Dance Studio Leeds throughout the summer. This year, 20 participants have joined the programme. The participants come from members of the Yorkshire Filipino Group (YFG). Together, they will form the YFG Cultural

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.