The culture of Toronto and the GTA reflects the diversity and creativity of its people. Explore world-class museums, galleries, and theaters showcasing everything from local talent to international artistry. The region hosts vibrant festivals, celebrating food, music, and film, along with historic landmarks that tell stories of its rich heritage. Areas like the Distillery District and Kensington Market offer unique cultural experiences, while communities across the GTA add their own flair through events and traditions. Whether it’s exploring art, enjoying live performances, or attending cultural celebrations, Toronto and the GTA have it all.
Design Week Philippines 2026 marks its 15th year with “Sama All,” a nationwide celebration of Filipino design, community collaboration, and inclusive creativity.
Looking for Filipino merienda in Manila? From turon and puto to halo-halo and pancit luglug, here are 10 classic Filipino snacks and where to try them around Metro Manila.
UP Diliman’s free kaDILIMAN night tour explores campus ghost stories, legends and landmarks on November 6. It is open to UP alumni.
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.
Looking for Filipino breakfast in Metro Manila? These restaurants serve tapsilog, longganisa, tocino, bangus, adobo flakes, pandesal, and other local morning dishes across Manila, Makati, Quezon City, and Marikina.
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.
Fern.’s “Kahit Na Umulan” is gaining fresh attention through TikTok trends and humorous edits as the Filipino R&B artist shares a new music video for the track.
Spend one day in Intramuros with this practical walking itinerary for first-time visitors, including Fort Santiago, Manila Cathedral, Casa Manila, San Agustin Church, Baluarte de San Diego, costs, hours, and local tips.
These Filipino dishes to try in Manila introduce 10 essential local favourites, including adobo, sinigang, kare-kare, sisig, and halo-halo.
The Filipiñana Oscars 2027 campaign begins after Rafael Manuel’s film was named the Philippines’ official entry for Best International Feature Film.
The 39th Awit Awards recognized some of the biggest names in Original Pilipino Music on September 15, 2026, at the…
The SexBomb Girls have released the music video for their new single “MAMA MAMA,” bringing together the veteran girl group…
P-pop group WRIVE has released a new visualizer for “Sumayaw Ka,” its remake of the Gloc-9 song featuring singer and…
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.
The Department of Tourism has named SB19 as the Philippines’ newest tourism ambassadors, recognizing the P-pop group’s growing global influence.
At Fundacion Sansó in San Juan, every coffee or pastry from the Scholarsip Café helps fund scholarships and programs for emerging Filipino artists.
Explore the top historical sites in Intramuros, from Fort Santiago to the Manila Cathedral. Walk through centuries of history and explore Manila’s cultural gems.
MaArte Fair returns August 7–10 with over 160 local artisans at The Peninsula Manila. Explore Filipino fashion, crafts, food, and more — all for a good cause.
