Mita’s Kitchen is operated by the Martinez family, who named it after their matriarch, Carmelita, whose recipes are the inspiration for some of the dishes.
A number of Elements alumni and mentors are coming together to perform at the “Elements Music Camp: The Reunion Concert” on July 21 at the University Theater, UP Diliman, Quezon City.
On June 4, Edgar “Bong” Durias, a resident of the United States for the past several years, died after a lingering illness. His son Jay, cofounder and chief songwriter of the band South Border, is reliving his memory and time spent with his father the best way he knows – through music.
Wednesday night gigs at City of Dreams Manila’s Chaos have become such crowd-drawers that it can be difficult for walk-in customers to find a table. On Aug. 30 it was
Tonight at 6:15 is a good time to go to the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) to catch the gala screening of “Respeto,” one of 10 main competition finalists in the 2017 Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival.
If “Pampanga’s Best” refers to the food brand that makes tocino, perhaps it can also mean what the province offers by way of nightlife options. One usually thinks of going
Sharon Inductivo, manager of South Border, wants to block off Feb. 25, 2017, from the band’s gig schedule to let members watch the James Taylor concert at the SM Mall of Asia (MOA) Arena.
The nightlife choices this Valentine’s Day are varied and not overlapping—since Feb. 14 falls on a Sunday and there are shows also scheduled on Friday and Saturday (Feb. 12 and 13).
IF EXPERIENCE is the best teacher, there were some things people discovered about the three bands that performed at the Inquirer’s 30th anniversary party last Dec. 9 in Manila Marriott hotel.
THIS may not be for everyone, but it’s definitely worth a try.
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