CULTURE
Historically speaking, banning books is a precursor to unspeakable horrors
Some of the festival’s big winners are “The Baseball Player,” “Dikit,” and “Blue Room”
Instead of walking around, this tour will take you through the Walled City via tranvia—much like our fashionable ancestors before us
Languages and dialects are sometimes confused with one another—especially in a country as diverse as ours
Its architect, the late National Artist for Architecture and Allied Arts Arch. Francisco “Bobby” Mañosa, pushed for public spaces and “pedestrianization” under its railways
Pack your reusable shopping bags because one of Manila’s premier lifestyle shopping fairs is finally (physically) back
The independent film festival is back and in person, too, from Aug. 5 to Oct. 31
Other than history, Intramuros has plenty to offer: traditional Filipino arts, alternative mobility, and even a shot from the oldest distillery in the country
There will be a total of 94 local designers and artisan brands participating at this year’s fair
“One Last Game” by Ateneo de Naga University’s Paulo Arnante follows a protagonist who plays one last game with his friends and neighbors before moving to the city
