Philippine American Cultural Foundation of Florida

09/17/2014

http://www.philamculturalfoundation.org

The Philippine-American Cultural Foundation of Florida, Inc. is a non-profit 501(C)3 organization. It is building the Philippine Heritage Enrichment Complex on its 20-acre property nearby the scenic Okeechobee Lake in Okeechobee County.

11/24/2011

PHILFIESTA 2012

The Second Annual PhilFiesta in Okeechobee, Florida will be held on Saturday, January 7, 2012 from 9:00 am to 5: 00 pm. This will be at the Philippine American Cultural Foundation of Florida (PACFF) grounds address: 5154 SW 16th Ave, Okeechobee, Florida 34974. This is a 20 acre open space that can accomodate hundreds of vendors and the public.

ADMISSION IS FREE. There is a $3.00 Parking fee. This is a Fund Raising event for the Foundation to build a beautiful cultural complex in Okeechobee which will be available to the public to use (rent charge) when completed. Another attraction is a 5-acre Philippine Garden which will be second only to the beautiful gardens in our native land, the Philippines.

Vendors will have the people coming to the festival and many shoppers could be passing by to listen and watch Free entertainment of Arts and Culture which will be presented the whole day.

We are currently accepting vendor applications for arts and craft, retail food and also for non-profit organizations. Kindly download your application and submit full payment for the event as soon as possible.

www.philamculturalfoundation.org

11/24/2011

PHILFIESTA 2012 — Saturday, January 7, 2012 at 9:00am in Okeechobee, Florida.

11/30/2010

Families looking for an excellent event to bring their kids, families or relatives during their holiday should head to PHILFIESTA, an exciting outdoor festival of entertainment, music, food, and cultural presentations in Okeechobee, Florida, on Dec. 4, 8:30 a.m. Saturday

http://bastapinoy.com/philfiesta2010-okeechobee.html

11/08/2010

10/05/2010

You are cordially invited to the Second Ylang Ylang Benefit Ball on Oct. 30, 2010 6pm, Saturday at the Marriot Grand Ballroom, West Palm Beach. This year's event chairs are Dr. Atif and Mrs. Dina Hussein of Weston, Florida.

Since the First Ylang Ylang Benefit Ball in 2009, the Rigodon de Honor, an elegant dance introduced by Spain into the Philippines, has become a PACFF tradition to showcase Philippine Culture and Heritage in more than many ways.

10/04/2010

The International Wine Tasting Experience was held to benefit the construction of The Philippine Heritage Enrichment Complex and Gardens.

Photo: Edwin B. Dominado, PACFF Chairman and President; Maria Barrameda, PACFF Director and Garden Committee Chair; and Terry Burroughs of the Okeechobee City Planning Board.

10/04/2010

09/27/2010