Philippine Dance Company of Boston

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The PHILIPPINE DANCE COMPANY of Boston, Inc. (PDCo) displays the true spirit of volunteerism, cooperation, hard work, friendliness and harmony within the association. A non-profit group, its main objective is to preserve and promote the Philippine’s rich cultural heritage. Where else can we start to perpetuate our Philippine culture, but with our own families! The company has provided a place for our American born children not only to be conscious of their culture, but to appreciate, learn and be proficient in performing traditional Philippine folk dances.

     The members have represented the Filipino-American community at various ethnic festivals and community events not only in the Boston area and its surrounding suburbs, but also in other New England states like New Hampshire, Maine, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. They have showcased the Philippine culture for students at schools and colleges such as the University of Massachusetts, University of New Hampshire, Tufts University, Boston College, and Salem State College; high schools in Braintree, Brookline, and North Quincy; and grammar schools in Waltham and Brookline to name a few. They have brought awareness of their heritage not only to federal employees at the US Coast Guard Officer’s Club, the Hanscom Air Base, the Federal Aviation Agency (FAA), the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the US Corps of Engineers, but also to employees of private corporations like Bank Boston. The company has performed for fundraising benefits at the JFK Library and the New England Aquarium, the Silk Road Gala for the Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence at the Boston Cyclorama and at the Boston City Hall. Besides entertaining their fellow countrymen at dinners and receptions, they have also entertained at private functions and establishments like the Harvard Law School Reunion, the Rotary International Anniversary Dinner, the Girl Scouts Executive Conference Dinner Reception and the Belmont & Watertown Chamber of Commerce Awards Night. The members have performed annually at the Boston International Festival since its inception in 1992, and have joined their fellow Asians at the Asian New Year Celebration and the August Moon Festivals in Quincy and Chinatown, Boston.

     The dance company’s repertoire provides a window for the diverse and rich cultural heritage of the Philippines, its customs and traditions, its many regions and the people’s different ways of life, their love for the beauty of the nature that surrounds them, their gaiety and friendliness. To achieve its purpose, the PHILIPPINE DANCE COMPANY of Boston knows there indeed is no better way to showcase, promote and preserve a country’s and it’s people’s cultural history than through a panorama of dances, music and songs.

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