Check out the amazing sales and events happening this weekend!
To be held on April 9, 2016 at the Aseana Open Grounds, music enthusiasts will be treated to live performances from a wide variety of artists from different genres on a ten-hectare concert ground, with stages set up across the field for a uniquely immersive concert experience.
International and local artists like Cheats, Clara Benin, Yolanda Moon, Up Dharma Down, Austin Mahone, Rudimental DJ, Afrojack, Wiz Khalifa and Kanye West will be performing at the Paradise International Music Festival.
Madrid Fusion Manila brings together the most acclaimed avant-garde chefs from across the globe. On its first year, the theme of the congress was 'The Philippines and Spain: A 300-year Gastronomic Journey.' An equally exciting Madrid Fusion Manila awaits gourmet professionals, aficionados and enthusiasts in 2016.
Don't miss this chance to take part in the biggest international gathering of some of the most distinguished and revered names in the world of gastronomy.
This congress is open to both professionals and amateurs who register and pay the delegate registration fees. It includes access to three-day conference, access to regional lunches and meals, use of simultaneous translation device at the conference, access to trade exhibition, badge, delegate kit, and certificate of attendance.
For more details, please visit their website.
The ARSAFEST SPF+63 is a three-day event that starts on April 6 and ends on April 8, 2016. It is the 5th ARSAFEST since the event’s debut in 2011. ARSAFEST’s goal is to showcase the diversity found in the Residence Halls and also exhibit the different cultures the Philippines has to offer.
Instead of the usual five-day fiesta of Filipino fun, ARSAFEST this year will only be three. But heads, Chan and Deiparine made sure that each day and each night would be packed with activities. During the day, it would be the regular day time performers and allowing people from across the university to visit and enjoy the Bazaar.
Performers include in house musicians, Lance Salazar and N507 and local Filipino bands like The Ransom Collective, Jensen and the Flips, and Over October. It would just be a night of live music and friends. “Sundown being almost like a tribute to the previous ARSAFESTs, because that chill night of live music was how ARSAFEST started off 6 years ago.
On April 5, Filipino fashion, music, and art will come together for the launch night of SAMIN which is a free multimedia exhibit.
The exhibit will be an intermingling of art and fashion that invites viewers to think about their perception of Filipino fashion in a contemporary context and how that reflects upon their self and society. The exhibit will feature a strong tandem between the Clothing Technology discipline’s exploration of the theme and the artists whose artworks and individual identities have been brought to the table to showcase the diverse talents found in the country.
The Center for Culinary Arts, Manila (CCA, Manila), the country’s premier culinary institution, shares its passion for cooking with children as it cooks up with another enriching summer learning activity in this year’s Young Chefs Boot Camp (YCBC) workshop series.
Open to budding culinary enthusiasts 7 to 16 years old, the CCA YCBC is aimed at honing the cooking skills of participants while encouraging them to explore their own kitchen creativity as well as expand their culinary palates. Composed of basic and semi-advanced hands-on cooking classes, each course consists of five sessions that features different recipes and culinary techniques that are appropriately tailored for the age and level of participants. Classes are to be held from Mondays to Fridays, 1 P.M. to 5 P.M. at the CCA main campus in Katipunan and at CCA Podium in Ortigas.
In this fun, five-day workshop series, kids, tweens, and teens will learn and master essential kitchen fundamentals like knife skills, new cooking techniques, kitchen safety, ingredients, sanitation and a lot more as they work alongside trusted CCA chef-instructors.
Every year, the Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA) opens their regular summer workshops for kids, teens, and adults, the PETA Summer Program.
PETA will open their basic regular theater courses on April 4; Children's Theater 1 for ages 6 to 8, Children's Theater 2 for ages 9 to 12, Teen Theater for ages 13 to 16, Theater Arts for ages 17 & up, Basic Acting for ages 17 & up, and Creative Musical Theater for ages 16 & up. But due to the continuous outpour of interested applicants, the theater company welcomes another batch of teen and adult theater courses opening on the second week of April. The Integrated Theater Arts for Teens course will open on April 13 and the Theater Arts Production Workshop will open on April 16. These additional courses guarantees the same unique integrated approach but with fewer sessions as they are starting at a later date. The curricula for these courses are also customized to focus more on the mounting and creation of a performance.
For more information, visit www.petatheater.com/summer-workshop/ or contact PETA at (63 2) 725-6244, (63 905) 369-6003 (For QC workshops), (63 922) 522-1728 (For Makati workshops), or petatheater@gmail.com
Little Luna, is an organization dedicated to helping children realize their limitless possibilities by bringing creative education, fun and recreation that would lead to their holistic development.
We have been privileged to educate kids of all ages, through art workshops for the past 8 years.
This year, by request, we are bringing back ART LAB! This one of a kind workshop will make learning Science fun by using materials in different scientific processes. What’s more? The kids come out with a work of art. From Erupting Volcanoes to lava lamps and make your own slimes, kids will surely have a blast!
The exhibition TAPAS. Spanish Design for Food, organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Manila and AC/E – Acción Cultural Española (Spanish Cultural Action), in collaboration with the Embassy of Spain in the Philippines and the Instituto Cervantes de Manila, feature more than 200 objects and instruments, videos, photographs, and installations to explore the interaction between design and gastronomy, two creative disciplines enjoying a boom in Spain and currently achieving international acclaim. The exhibition opens to the public on April 1, 2016 at the Metropolitan Museum of Manila and will be on view until June 16, 2016.
Curated by designer/architect Juli Capella, TAPAS showcases imagination and talent targeting the taste buds, where design and haute cuisine go hand in hand. Spanish chefs, designers, architects, wineries and restaurants reflect the last 25 years of Spain’s avant-garde experimental blending of design and food. Legendary culinary icons from Spain are also featured, including the paella pan, traditional wineskins and flasks, the bota, botijo and porrón.
Chill together at the Ember: A Summer Bazaar. Artisan goods, crafts, food concessionaires, and live acoustic performances await on April 9-10 at the UP Town Center Amphitheater.
People who chill together, remEMBER each other forever! #YesMayForeverSaEmber
