Vertis North celebrates the holidays with A Filipino Christmas
A festive, community-focused take on the season
The holidays are meant to be shared. At Ayala Land, this means creating spaces where the community can come together and enjoy the season. In partnership with the Quezon City Local Government, Vertis North comes alive this holiday season, offering simple moments that make celebrations feel warm and memorable.
That spirit set the tone as Vertis North opened A Filipino Christmas with a festive launch at the Rain Garden. Running daily from December 3 to 23, 2025, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m., the green space is filled with lights, music, and familiar Filipino holiday elements that invite guests to slow down and take part in the season. At the opening, Coro Cantabile welcomed visitors with classic Filipino Christmas songs, adding a distinctly local note to the evening.
The estate lighting was attended by key partners and stakeholders, including Yasi Jorge, promotions unit head for QC Tourism; John Estacio, estate head of Vertis North; Paulo Borres, of the Quezon City Small Business and Cooperatives Development and Promotions Office; and Mia Quimpo, head of planning, innovation, and design of Ayala Land Estates.
Reflecting on the intent behind the celebration, Estacio shared, “At Ayala Land, our mission has always been clear: to build places that people love. A Filipino Christmas at Vertis North is a celebration of that mission and a showcase of what thoughtful placemaking, strong partnerships, and community spirit can achieve.”
As the night unfolded, Asia’s Soul Siren Nina Girado rounded out the program with her well-loved hits, performing under the glow of the holiday lights. The celebration continued beyond the stage, with over 20 food stalls, pop-up shops, and acoustic sets offering guests a relaxed space to unwind and enjoy the evening.
In the end, A Filipino Christmas at Vertis North reflects the idea it started with: a holiday celebration meant to be shared by the community. Through music, lights, and simple gatherings, the estate becomes a place people can return to throughout the season.