Manila’s queer spaces, according to the people who lived through them
For Pride Month, Nolisoli revisits queer spaces—past and present—through the stories of people who lived in and through them
June 30, 2021
For Pride Month, Nolisoli revisits queer spaces—past and present—through the stories of people who lived in and through them
The annual bloom that marks the commencement ceremony is now underway at University Avenue. Out of respect for the hard work that went into growing them, please don’t pick them
For its 15th anniversary, the annual outdoor art fair will once again be held online
In commemoration of the city’s 450th founding anniversary, the Department of Tourism, Culture and Arts of Manila brings together historians for the “Araw ng Maynila” lecture series
National Artist for Visual Arts Arturo Luz passed away at 94, but his Modernist creations live on in spaces accessible to everyone
Glorious Dias is selling vintage clothes from the ’80s and ’90s at the First United Building in Escolta
Bulod Campsite is a camping, hiking and recreation grounds situated next to Agos River. It’s also a social enterprise that provides livelihood to indigenous communities nearby
Manila Cyclist Café, currently in Intramuros, is a pandemic business put up by a couple of cyclist friends
Head’s up! The Department of Transportation says all Metro Manila train lines will stop operations from Mar. 30 to Apr. 4
Solaire Resort & Casino’s world-class Sky Tower gets five stars from Forbes Travel Guide for the fifth consecutive year. What does it take to do that?
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