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Enigma at the Windsor Tower Hotel in Hoora is set to rock Bahrain with a special themed event - Superheroes Night on August 15. R&B and hip-hop Filipino band Sketchworx and DJ Neil will provide a selection of music to go with the theme. Guests are encouraged to dress up in their favourite superheroes costumes and the best costume will get a surprise gift from the management. Tickets are priced at BD5 per head which includes a buffet dinner.
The venue also has a dining menu featuring a Filipino selection, casual American and Mexican foods alongside house specials such as steak sizzlers, sandwiches and Arabic grills.
The hotel's Calypso Lounge has a pool tournament lined up with cash rewards of $100 and $50.
For details contact Kayser on 39827871 or 17297000 - ext 166.
The Filipino Club in cooperation with FC Sayaw Unlimited under the patronage of the Philippine Embassy is presenting the Maskara Fiesta part three on August 22. The event will feature Salsa and Latin dancing at the Golden Tulip Hotel in Manama. It will begin at 7pm and is BD10 per head. The event is held for the benefit of the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), an institution which provides protection to distressed Filipino workers in Bahrain.
the Philippine Overseas labour office. For details contact Marie on 39827096.
'Ang Mga Likha ni Juan dela Cruz' - The Masterpieces of Juan dela Cruz will be on display on August 22 and 23 at the Al Murjan Ballroom in Movenpick Hotel, Muharraq.
Phenomena Productions will honour Juan dela Cruz, President of the Republic of the Philippines at the event which begins at 10.30am with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Different forms of Filipino art will be showcased from visual to non-visual, traditional to contemporary arts. There will also be a feature on both established and aspiring Filipino artists in Bahrain and workshops on both days.
Fourteen artworks by the Association of Filipino artists will be on display alongside 10 photos from the Gulf Photographers Network.
Other entertainment will include Filipino musicians and dancers, fashion designers and other performing arts.
Proceeds of the event will be donated to Rehabilitation Institute for Active Learning Centre (RIA) and the OWWA. For details call Leslie Arlen Garduque on 36311563, Noril Pilpil on 39543239, Karina Lazarraga on 39327797, Josefa Nacino on 36612937 and John Paul Catedrilla on 36439777 or email phenomenaproductions@gmail.com.
Award-winning Indian singers K S Chitra and Dr S P Balasubramanium will perform at the Centrepoint Desert Symphony music concert on October 2. It will be held during Eid at the Indian School grounds in Isa Town.
The duo will be accompanied by 18 professional musicians from India including playback singers Radhika Thilak and Sudeep Kumar.
The charity concert is being held to raise funds for Bahrain Mobility International.
Tickets and VIP passes will be available in September. For details contact 39918646, 36066022 or e-mail events@synergymiddleeast.com
The Bahrain Keraleeya Samajam (BKS) is set to celebrate 10 days of the Indian harvest festival, Onam, from September 4.
Chief guest at the event will be Trivandrum Soorya Stage and Film Society founder, Soorya Krishna Moothri.
The event will have a traditional 'Onam pookkalam' (floral decoration) contest on September 5 with cash prizes and trophies for the winners.
All India People National Theatre for Folklore and Jananaya Arts and Cultural Theatre members Prem Prasad and Praseedha Kumari will be flown in from Thrissur, Kerala to lead and organise the entertainment.
Cultural programmes will take place over the course of the event organised by Indian group All India People National Theatre for Folklore and Jananaya Arts and Cultural Theatre.
