During the recent Manila International Book Fair, Vibal Publishing launched an important publication that encapsulates Fernando Zialcita’s enduring scholarship on Philippine culture and history. Composed of essays written in the
Winning in the Carlos Palanca Memorial Award for Literature is a dream for many writers, getting them validation for their talent and hard work, as well as opening doors for
When Cecile Licad plays Chopin’s 24 Preludes, Op. 28 on Dec. 5 at the Carnegie Hall in New York City, she will once more assert her distinguished link with the
Christmas in the Philippines is a whole vibe. The joy, the food, the family—it’s an experience that’s hard to replicate anywhere else. As a Filipino who migrated to Chicago in
Carey Arroyo grew up in Dumaguete City—“the city of gentle people,” she likes to say—and spent many Christmases there. She loves a lot of things about Christmas in the Philippines.
Yasmine Hidalgo-Giovannoli, PR manager of Lobster Experience Germany, has been living in Frankfurt since 2019. “Here in Germany, the festive season kicks off with the first Advent and the opening
Growing up, chef JR Royol’s Christmas family dinners looked like any other dinner. There was no feast to partake of—no ham, queso de bola, or leche flan. A noche buena
“There’s nothing like Christmas in the Philippines,” said NJ Torres-Jacobson, who works as community lead for digital content. “We have the longest celebration in the world… You’ll hear Christmas songs,
Ally Pinto-Turbanada, a pharmacy technician from Morong, Rizal, loves how early Christmas starts in the Philippines. “As early as September, you can tell that it’s Christmas already.” Her favorite part
Maritess Pineda has been walking the talk. An unfaltering picture of glamour and elegance, she has been championing Philippine arts, culture and design for years. As cofounder of Artefino, president
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