The 4th Philippine Book Festival invites everyone to step into the ‘Gubat ng Karunungan,’ a rainforest of stories, creativity, and culture.

Two decades since its modest beginnings with 12 galleries, Art in the Park returns to Jaime Velasquez Park with a special anniversary showcase

Two cravings. One address. Zero compromises

The Filipina theater staple will embody Mary Magdalene in the Olivier-winning global tour at Solaire. 

 In a culture that long equated art patronage with age and affluence, this new wave of collectors is proving that passion, curiosity, and community matter more than pedigree.

At the historic Goldenberg Mansion, the newly elected Board of Trustees of the Philippine Institute of Interior Designers (PIID) is embarking on a mission to redefine the profession.

Lou Lim’s works examine and appropriate the processes of different art forms to further investigate sculpture, exploring ideas of surface and touch. 

Heat up your February with these selection of romance novels written with time-tested and wonderful love tropes that would surely give you butterflies.

In this fearless revival, Spring Awakening becomes a mirror to modern adolescence and the systems that fail it.

‘Material Instincts’ is now on view at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila.

In this restaged version of ‘Tales of the Manuvu,’ myth meets music as the play returns to the stage for the 2026 season.

With Teatro Meron’s Waiting for Godot, Beckett’s tragicomedy became a soft reflection on Filipino longing, where hope, control, and uncertainty meet in the act of waiting.