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PFASI's 15th Anniversary Dinner, Dance & Show

Double Tree Hotel (formerly Hilton Hotel by the Philadelphia Airport)
Philadelphia, PA

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PFASI's 15th Anniversary Dinner, Dance & Show

Join the Philippines Folk Arts Society, Inc. (PFASI) as it celebrates its 15th anniversary. Enjoy a sumptuous dinner, award-winning performances, and non-stop dancing!

Date: SATURDAY, MARCH 21
Time: 7:00 PM - 12:00 MIDNIGHT
Place: DOUBLE TREE HOTEL (FORMERLY HILTON HOTEL, PHILLY AIRPORT)
Attire: FORMAL OR FILIPINIANA
Ticket: $65 PER PERSON, $60 IF YOU RSVP BY MARCH 6

For more information, email pfasinc@gmail.com or call 610-416-0746.

DIRECTIONS TO DOUBLE TREE/HILTON HOTEL: 4509 ISLAND AVENUE 19153

Traveling South on I-95: (From Philadelphia & New Jersey): Follow I-95 South through Philadelphia to Exit #15 (Enterprise Avenue/Island Avenue). The exit ramp will place you onto Enterprise Avenue. Follow Enterprise Avenue to the Dead End and turn right onto Island Avenue. Follow Island Avenue mile, and the hotel will be on the right hand side.

Traveling North on I-95 ( From Delaware & Airport): Take Exit #13 (Valley Forge/Island Ave). Follow signs to Island Avenue. At the base of the exit ramp, merge left before traffic light (Island Avenue). Turn left on Island Avenue and the hotel will be on your left.

I-76 East: (Schuylkill Expressway from Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania Turnpike): Follow I-76 East through Philadelphia to Exit 347A (Route 291/Penrose Avenue). Follow this long exit to the 1st traffic light (Penrose Avenue) and turn right. Travel over the George Platt Bridge and stay in the left hand lane for the Island Avenue exit. At the first traffic light (Island Avenue), turn left. The hotel is on the left hand side.

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About PFASI
The Philippines Folk Arts Society, Inc. (PFASI) is a 501c(3) organization whose mission is to promote appreciation of Philippine culture and contribute to enriching ethnic diversity in the tri-state area by showcasing Philippine folk dances, Filipino music through its string ensemble "Rondalla", and language and arts workshops with "Eskuela Filipiniana".