books
Fil-Am writer Mia P. Manansala’s debut novel “Arsenic and Adobo” is equal parts Filipino culinary diaspora and Agatha Christie murder mystery
The first publication of the National Quincentennial Committee, “Pigafetta’s Philippine Picnic: Culinary Encounters During the First Circumnavigation, 1519-1522” by food historian Felice Prudente Sta. Maria will be released this week in Cebu
Tell all your friends from around the world, because these National Literature Month events might just be the highlight of your summer
Aside from reopening back at the Lagusnilad underpass, the secondhand bookstore is now also “open” online
From the heroines of the Hukbalahap to a ladies in their twilight years, reading these stories about women is the perfect way to celebrate March
“The Art of Window, Display and Design” is the latest addition to Vibal Foundation’s “Fifty Shades of Philippine Art” series
The library has a collection of 24,000 volumes of books, maps, photographs and documents, including records from the Japanese wartime trials
“What’s making us happy” is our weekly list of things we are drooling over or…
What’s making this ceramic artist happy? Edible and decorative bread lamps and rest as a radical act
“What’s making us happy” is our weekly list of things we are drooling over or…
After nine months of rehabilitation, the Manila City government opened the newly-renovated Lagusnilad Underpass on…