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ManilART ‘22—a feast for the eyes
Everything is more innovative, more beautiful, more interesting – everything is just MORE.
Sa Pa is made for walking
This idyllic town nestled in the ‘Vietnamese Alps’ has until lately been beyond reach, except to the most intrepid of travelers.
Our most colorful festival is back at last
Before the feast, locals on the designated streets where the procession of San Isidro will pass through decorate their houses with rice stalks, a waterfall of fruits and vegetables, and most notably, giant flowers and chandelier-like arangya made from multi-colored kiping.
Pasinaya is back, better and bigger
Attracting more than 27,000 people with approximately 75,000 audience viewership pre-pandemic, Pasinaya is undoubtedly the biggest multi-arts festival in the country.
Doha hears the call of the kulintang
Artistic interpretation of an ancient Philippine instrument installed in Qatar’s Cultural Village as a cultural legacy.
2d food, is it good?
Don’t forget to say ‘Itadakimasu’ before stuffing yourself with all these heaping plates of magic.
Yes, you can use both your left and right brain
Pinto Art Museum presents ‘Neurologists as Artists’
Ode to the Filipina
The Cultural Center of the Philippines presents ‘Women and the Camera.’