Learn to Dance: Tiklos
Cost: Registration Required
Location
- 1 C. A. Knight Way, Fort McMurray, AB T9H 5C5, Canada
The history of dance in the Philippines dates back to the pre-colonial era, with various Indigenous groups performing dances for rituals, ceremonies and storytelling. The Tiklos dance is a traditional folk dance, originating from the regions of Panay and Leyte, which has traditionally been performed as a means of social interaction and cultural expression among the working class of the Philippines.
Join the Multicultural Association of Wood Buffalo and you, too, can learn this fun and lively dance from the Philippines, as we host a free Tiklos dance workshop!
Register for this class today at: bit.ly/Tiklos-MCACultureDays
This workshop is part of MCA’s World Meets in Wood Buffalo arts and culture workshop series in acknowledgement of Alberta Culture Days. Our workshops are made possible thanks to the generous support of Arts Council Wood Buffalo, Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, and the Government of Alberta. To learn more about MCA’s 2025 Alberta Culture Days workshop lineup, please visit mcawb.org/culture-days