Interactive Summer
Published Mar 10, 2018 12:05 am
By Jessica Pag-iwayan
School is almost over and the children are excited to explore and learn this summer. Where to go and what to do? Here are some activities that your family can do this summer.
Family Weekend Trip
Paseo Outlets in Greenfield City, Sta. Rosa, Laguna is a 400-hectare land development that is located just 45-60 minutes, sans the traffic, south of Metro Manila. Shop, dine, and play in this city within a park that the whole family can enjoy.
PLAY
Paseo Outlets is strategically designed for Filipino families to enjoy the “City within a Park” concept. Surrounded by lush greeneries, the area has a lot of open areas where visitors can feel the fresh air and relax by simply strolling around. Children will enjoy the kid’s park filled with slides, rope climbing, and giant board games such as chess board and Connect Four. If your family is a fitness enthusiast, you can also visit the Greenfield City Sports Field.
SHOP
No need to wait for malls’ sale, because at Paseo Outlets, it is on sale every day! Enjoy up to 40-70% off discount to 43 international and local brand stores available. For active fashion, there’s Timberland, Oakley, Payless, Levi’s, Giordano, and Rudy Project. For home accessories, visit Marks & Spencer and Debenhams outlets and a lot more.
DINE
End your weekend trip with hearty meals and gastronomic food choices without leaving the area. Every Saturday and Sunday, Greenfield City Weekend Market is open at Paseo Outlets. It offers variety of food choices, from appetizers, dishes, desserts, and drinks. Kids’ favorite is always present such as chicken, barbecue, and ice cream. There are various restaurants you can choose from. If you love Japanese food, there is Ryuma or if you’re into Korean fare, GeeBar is the place to go.
Learn from the masters for free
Cultivate the love for arts to your children by exposing them to different artworks. One of these is the Ortigas Art Festival, located at Estancia Bridgeway, Capitol Commons, Pasig. It will run from February 23 to March 26 and here are the reasons you should catch it while it’s there.
AWESOME LINEUP OF ARTISTS
Some of the featured artworks are by Peter Sutcliffe, established watercolor artist and art teacher. Allison Wong-David, known for her imaginative stainless steel works and Helen Mirasol, who captures beautiful things through photography. You can also check solo exhibits by up and coming artists Anthony Victoria, Arvi Fetalvero, Bon Mujeres, Ged Merino, and Richard Buxani, all of them experiment with various materials to create unique pieces.
IT’S ALL FREE!
On March 4 and 25 at 1:00 PM, Peter Sutcliffe holds a Watercolor Tutorial. For those who want painting sessions, Ato Habulan will hold an Alla Prima Painting session on March 11. For those who want to see how art turns from concept to reality, Kalye Kolektib will hold Live Art: Mural Making on March 18. All you have to do is set your schedule, bring your family there, and presto! Everyone will surely have fun while learning from the masters.
Nourish your child’s gift
As a parent, you want the very best for your child. By now, you might already spot his skills, like if he has a knack for singing or he’s into the arts. But how can you help your child to discover his gift and reach his full potential?
By letting him explore on his own is essential. For instance, motivating your kid to participate in various activities and enrolling him to talent camps are good opportunities to discover his interests. Aside from stimulating their creativity, doing this will also help push him to explore his talents.
One of these camps is the Promil Four i-Shine Talent Camp 6. It’s a venue for children to play and learn, and allow them to discover and develop skills set. This season of talent camp will be lead by Maestro Ryan Cayabyab for Music Workshop, Teacher Georcelle Sy, of the G-Force Dance School for the Dance Workshop, Teacher Robert Alejandro and his team for the Art Workshop, and a new set of workshops focused on Engineering to be led by Teacher Lei Sta. Maria of Engineering for Kids.
It will run from April 2 to May 3, 2018. It will be conducted in different locations in Metro Manila and will be concluded through a recital on May 11, 2018 where the participants of all four workshops will perform.
For more details visit www.ishine.ph.
Get your child into sports
Nowadays, children have to face different challenges such as digital distractions that hinder them to develop a healthy lifestyle. Get your child into sports by enrolling him to 2018 Milo Summer Sports Clinics.
It’s the longest running sports clinic in the country that teaches kids the importance of playing sports in one’s life. The program offers training in 18 different sports namely: Basketball, Badminton, Bowling, Chess, Fencing, Football, Futsal, Golf, Gymnastics, Ice Skating, Crossfit for Kids, Lawn Tennis, Parkour, Swimming, Table Tennis, Touch Rugby, Karatedo, and Volleyball.
Each clinic is handled by expert, professional coaches and instructors. They use modern and scientific approaches to help children appreciate sports and to embody the values of discipline, hardwork and perseverance. It’s open to all kids 7-years and above, in more than 700 clinics available nationwide.
For more information, visit milo.com.ph.
School is almost over and the children are excited to explore and learn this summer. Where to go and what to do? Here are some activities that your family can do this summer.
Family Weekend Trip
Paseo Outlets in Greenfield City, Sta. Rosa, Laguna is a 400-hectare land development that is located just 45-60 minutes, sans the traffic, south of Metro Manila. Shop, dine, and play in this city within a park that the whole family can enjoy.
PLAY
Paseo Outlets is strategically designed for Filipino families to enjoy the “City within a Park” concept. Surrounded by lush greeneries, the area has a lot of open areas where visitors can feel the fresh air and relax by simply strolling around. Children will enjoy the kid’s park filled with slides, rope climbing, and giant board games such as chess board and Connect Four. If your family is a fitness enthusiast, you can also visit the Greenfield City Sports Field.
SHOP
No need to wait for malls’ sale, because at Paseo Outlets, it is on sale every day! Enjoy up to 40-70% off discount to 43 international and local brand stores available. For active fashion, there’s Timberland, Oakley, Payless, Levi’s, Giordano, and Rudy Project. For home accessories, visit Marks & Spencer and Debenhams outlets and a lot more.
DINE
End your weekend trip with hearty meals and gastronomic food choices without leaving the area. Every Saturday and Sunday, Greenfield City Weekend Market is open at Paseo Outlets. It offers variety of food choices, from appetizers, dishes, desserts, and drinks. Kids’ favorite is always present such as chicken, barbecue, and ice cream. There are various restaurants you can choose from. If you love Japanese food, there is Ryuma or if you’re into Korean fare, GeeBar is the place to go.
Learn from the masters for free
Cultivate the love for arts to your children by exposing them to different artworks. One of these is the Ortigas Art Festival, located at Estancia Bridgeway, Capitol Commons, Pasig. It will run from February 23 to March 26 and here are the reasons you should catch it while it’s there.
AWESOME LINEUP OF ARTISTS
Some of the featured artworks are by Peter Sutcliffe, established watercolor artist and art teacher. Allison Wong-David, known for her imaginative stainless steel works and Helen Mirasol, who captures beautiful things through photography. You can also check solo exhibits by up and coming artists Anthony Victoria, Arvi Fetalvero, Bon Mujeres, Ged Merino, and Richard Buxani, all of them experiment with various materials to create unique pieces.
IT’S ALL FREE!
On March 4 and 25 at 1:00 PM, Peter Sutcliffe holds a Watercolor Tutorial. For those who want painting sessions, Ato Habulan will hold an Alla Prima Painting session on March 11. For those who want to see how art turns from concept to reality, Kalye Kolektib will hold Live Art: Mural Making on March 18. All you have to do is set your schedule, bring your family there, and presto! Everyone will surely have fun while learning from the masters.
Nourish your child’s gift
As a parent, you want the very best for your child. By now, you might already spot his skills, like if he has a knack for singing or he’s into the arts. But how can you help your child to discover his gift and reach his full potential?
By letting him explore on his own is essential. For instance, motivating your kid to participate in various activities and enrolling him to talent camps are good opportunities to discover his interests. Aside from stimulating their creativity, doing this will also help push him to explore his talents.
One of these camps is the Promil Four i-Shine Talent Camp 6. It’s a venue for children to play and learn, and allow them to discover and develop skills set. This season of talent camp will be lead by Maestro Ryan Cayabyab for Music Workshop, Teacher Georcelle Sy, of the G-Force Dance School for the Dance Workshop, Teacher Robert Alejandro and his team for the Art Workshop, and a new set of workshops focused on Engineering to be led by Teacher Lei Sta. Maria of Engineering for Kids.
It will run from April 2 to May 3, 2018. It will be conducted in different locations in Metro Manila and will be concluded through a recital on May 11, 2018 where the participants of all four workshops will perform.
For more details visit www.ishine.ph.
Get your child into sports
Nowadays, children have to face different challenges such as digital distractions that hinder them to develop a healthy lifestyle. Get your child into sports by enrolling him to 2018 Milo Summer Sports Clinics.
It’s the longest running sports clinic in the country that teaches kids the importance of playing sports in one’s life. The program offers training in 18 different sports namely: Basketball, Badminton, Bowling, Chess, Fencing, Football, Futsal, Golf, Gymnastics, Ice Skating, Crossfit for Kids, Lawn Tennis, Parkour, Swimming, Table Tennis, Touch Rugby, Karatedo, and Volleyball.
Each clinic is handled by expert, professional coaches and instructors. They use modern and scientific approaches to help children appreciate sports and to embody the values of discipline, hardwork and perseverance. It’s open to all kids 7-years and above, in more than 700 clinics available nationwide.
For more information, visit milo.com.ph.