ΤΓΦ Triskelions’ in a Dynamic Enterprise

Triskelion International Kingdom of Bahrain (TI-KoB), The Filipino Club (FC), and Bulakenio International Association (FCBIA), in  cooperation with FC Ispektrum Artist Group (FCIAG), is  spearheading a back o back concert entitled "Pinoy Bands in Concert 2008".

The charity concert will be a two part event, the first cause draws a huge crowd was held last November 14, Friday at the Delmon International Hotel’s poolside, Manama, supported by Filipino groups, including Hip2Soul Band (Ramee International Hotel), SketchworX Band (Windsor Tower Hotel), Day 7 Band (Al Bustan Hotel), Highlights Band (Metropolitan Hotel), 1 Shot Band (Adhari Hotel) and Club8 Band (Delmon International Hotel) and hosted by DJ Mastahbone from RockBottom CafŽ and Ms. Leslie Garduque of Phenomena Productions.

Part 1 proceeds will used for various socio-civic projects which include the following:  FCBIA’s Educational Assistance Project (which aims to uplift the educational standards in selected local schools in the Philippines through the provision of educational audio-visual equipment; the Filipino Club’s Mabuhay Project (which aims to support the proposed new FC Mabuhay office); the  FCIAG’s Overseas Workers Welfare program (which aims to support distressed workers); and support for Bahrain disabled.

TI-KoB will be in charge in Pinoy Bands in Concert 2008: Part 2 which will be held on December 16, Tuesday at the Ramada Palace Auditorium in Gudaibiya at 2pm in collaboration of the Philippine Embassy, Ancop GK-Bahrain, Mediacom, AyalaLand, Al Abraaj Restaurant, Hotpot & Montro Restaurants, FilEx Cargo and Gulf Photographers Network. Various Filipino bands from different hotels in the Kingdom will lend their time and support on this worthwhile project.

Pinoy Bands in Concert is the fourth time that the Triskelions International Kingdom of Bahrain (TIKoB) has endeavored for the benefit of Gawad Kalinga – a Filipino international non-government organization that is geared towards the provision of houses to the marginalized sector of the Philippines. "BGAtienza"