Toronto’s art scene offers a fresh take on creativity, where traditional and contemporary styles meet. The city is filled with galleries, street art, and cultural events that reflect its diverse spirit. From local artists pushing boundaries to global influences making an impact, there’s always something happening. Whether visiting well-known museums or checking out pop-up shows, Toronto’s art landscape never stands still. With a mix of familiar and new, there’s always a chance to experience something different.
As Christmas week officially arrives, Metro Manila transforms into a glowing wonderland of holiday traditions, family gatherings, and year-end celebrations….
Gloc-9 has released his first-ever vinyl record, bringing 11 songs from his career together on one LP. Here’s the full tracklist, launch background and current retailer information.
Yves invites Filipino fans into her creative world with “A Little of BOTH,” a photography pop-up at Pocket Makati running from October 23 to November 9, 2026.
Yves is bringing A Little of BOTH, a photography pop-up with handwritten fan notes, to Pocket Makati from October 23 to November 9, 2026. Here are the details to know before visiting.
As November reaches its final stretch, Metro Manila transforms into a full-scale holiday wonderland. Specifically, the capital fills up with…
November in Metro Manila is an electric time for live music lovers. As the holiday season begins to sweep across…
November brings a massive shift in energy across Metro Manila. As the busy holiday season begins to unfold with cooler…
Design Week Philippines 2026 continues in Pasay until October 18, with LEGO robotics, pottery, upcycled crafts, basket weaving, and art workshops for children and adults.
Design Week Philippines 2026 marks its 15th year with “Sama All,” a nationwide celebration of Filipino design, community collaboration, and inclusive creativity.
ManilART ’26 opens at SMX Aura on October 14 with more than 600 artists and over 30 galleries. The public can visit from October 15 to 18, with general admission priced at ₱300.
Entering mid-October, Manila’s weekly calendar balances community coffee celebrations, autumn beer traditions, fitness runs, and weekend markets. Whether you want…
Mid-October 2026 brings an exciting wave of international pop icons, legendary throwback boy bands, comedy-musical acts, and premier entertainment showcases…
UST Museum is offering free admission from October 5 to 28, 2026, for Museums and Galleries Month. The Manila museum holds natural history, art, religious, archaeological, and ethnographic collections inside the historic UST Main Building.
PELÍCULA>PELIKULA marks its 25th edition from October 4 to 11, 2026, with 23 free films from Spain, Latin America, and the Philippines. Screenings take place at Instituto Cervantes in Intramuros and Power Plant Cinema 2 in Makati.
Ballet Manila brings Ibong Adarna back to Quezon City for two shows at Hyundai Hall, Areté, on October 9 and 10. Here are the cast, schedule, venue, and ticket details.
Marj Ostani and Camp Coco bring poetry, writing, conversation, and shared meals together for “I Came Home and Was Starving,” a World Mental Health Day gathering happening October 10 at The Podium in Ortigas.
Gateway Art Fair 2026 runs at Gateway Mall 2 in Quezon City from October 1 to 4, bringing together more than 200 Filipino artists and art groups. Admission is free, with workshops, talks, awards, and installations also scheduled during the four-day event.
Twelve Filipino fashion brands are presenting Spring/Summer 2027 collections at FASHIONPhilippines Milan from September 22 to 24. The three-day program at Fondazione Sozzani also gives local labels access to international mentors and buyers.
The Filipiñana Oscars 2027 campaign begins after Rafael Manuel’s film was named the Philippines’ official entry for Best International Feature Film.
Getting to a museum in Manila does not always require a car or a long commute. Several museums sit within…
A new Marcelo H. Del Pilar exhibit at Ayala Museum, curated by his descendant Pax Pineda, explores the patriot’s family, sacrifices, and life beyond the history books.
PUP Bagong Himig Serenata will showcase its newest trainees in “ANIK? ANEK!: Trainees’ Recital 2025–2026,” a choral showcase exploring the freshman experience, unity, and diversity at PUP Sta. Mesa.
Whether you want to master the wheel, try hand-building with a coffee in hand, or finally learn kintsugi, we’ve rounded up the 15 best pottery classes in Metro Manila. From beginner-friendly studios to artist-run spaces that teach the real chemistry of clay, here’s how to get your hands dirty and find the perfect workshop to unleash your inner ceramicist.
The wait is over! Manila FAME 2025 has officially opened its doors from October 16-18 at the World Trade Center. This year’s “Objects of Nature” theme celebrates Filipino craftsmanship inspired by the country’s lush landscapes. We’ve got your first look at the main highlights, from the innovative Design Commune to the regional artistry of Artisans Village.
October is a huge month for Manila’s art scene, and we’ve rounded up the 9 most exciting exhibitions you shouldn’t miss. From Marina Cruz at Silverlens to a mother-son duo in Pasig and a conceptual map of the Philippines in Makati, here is your complete art map for the month.
Ditch the generic mall gifts! We found the best artisanal shops in Manila for beautiful, thoughtful presents that support local Filipino creators.
When the rain starts pouring in Manila, don’t just wait for it to pass. There are plenty of things to…
Explore the best spots in Cubao for art, music, and delicious food. From indie art galleries to live music bars and hidden food gems, discover unique experiences that await in Cubao.
At Fundacion Sansó in San Juan, every coffee or pastry from the Scholarsip Café helps fund scholarships and programs for emerging Filipino artists.
