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PCCA DELIVERS YET AGAIN !!
10-22-2014
The aspiring, Pakistani Canadian Cultural Association (PCCA) Women Wing hosts a Grand Women Day 2014 Event celebrating Eid, at the Royal King Palace on 12th October 2014, bringing together the essence of various cultures that stems from Pakistan.
A sold out Event, witnessing a packed crowd of over 400 women enjoyed, a step above and beyond, various amazing talented performances, Live music, Royal Dinner and Dance. Set up of a mesmerizing stage, that spoke louder than words, gave a glow of what only unveiled with a flow of elements, in moments that followed.
An exclusive event, by the extremely talented and professional team of PCCA Women Wing, welcomed women of all communities and professions. Likes of Honorable Barinder Rasody, Honorable Jinny Sims, Honorable Sue Hammell, Team of Surrey First and other local politicians and businesswomen graced the event with their presence as well. Furthermore, BC Premiere Honorable Christy Clarke sent an official letter outlining her best wishes to the Women Wing of PCCA and expressed her apologies for not being able to attend the event, that she received great reviews about.
A tactical approach of setting up child minding in the main lobby, with day care professionals and clowns keeping the young ones busy, was only one of the highlights of the event. Delicious appetizers that started from the beginning, was much appreciated and enjoyed by the community. 4 hours of non stop entertainment through various performances, Royal Dinner and Dance, left everyone asking for more. Far from eagerly anticipated event it has become today, with its outstanding creativity, PCCA Women Wing created a space to enable women to meet and share their experiences and knowledge to nurture future talent, hence empowering women of all ages.
PCCA Women Wing Leader, Saeda Ammara Khan, along with her team promises to take her love for the community and philanthropy to the next level, by creating such events and seminars, to indulge empowerment through various forms, in the future.
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