Artists Talk: Wawi Navarroza in conversation with Jed Gregorio
In this episode of Artists Talk, Jed Gregorio speaks to Wawi Navarroza about the exhibition, Self-Portraits and the Tropical Gothic, shown at Silverlens…
Decadence is a word to be used with caution. Its true meaning has to do with decay, decline, and/or a...
When Brian Connelly, general manager of the Marco Polo Plaza Cebu, suggested Las Vegas as a theme for the induction gala of the Cebu chapter of La Chaine des Rotisseurs
The Cebu chapter of La Chaine des Rotisseurs held a fellowship dinner at J Park Island Resort and Waterpark in Mactan. Theme was “Tropical Havana,” which meant the men were in all-white outfits, and the ladies in colorful floral prints.
Every time the Cebu chapter of La Chaine des Rotisseurs holds a gala event, it surpasses the previous edition in elegance, efficient service and, most important of all, gastronomy. Which was what happened at the recent induction gala held March 8 at the Marco Polo Plaza Hotel.
The Cebu chapter of La Chaine des Rotisseurs held its anniversary gala at the Radisson Blu Hotel with a record attendance of 120. Welcoming all at the lobby were general manager Laurent Boisdron and director of sales and marketing Anne Olalo.
An Evening with the Stars” was the theme of the recent anniversary gala of La Chaine des Rotisseurs in Cebu, held at Mactan Ballroom of Shangri-La’s Mactan Resort and Spa.
Fiesta Cebuana was the theme for the recent fellowship of the Cebu chapter of La Chaine des Rotisseurs at the open-air Kan-anan Filipino restaurant on the third level of Park Lane Hotel.
“THE DAY, or the night, was chosen because there would be a full moon,” said James Montenegro about the recent fellowship of La Chaine des Rotisseurs–Cebu chapter at the scenic Crimson Resort in Mactan.
IT WAS a night of scintillating Oriental splendor when the Cebu chapter of La Chaine des Rotisseurs held its anniversary...
The Cebu chapter of La Chaine des Rotisseurs held a fellowship night at the ballroom of the Cebu Grand Convention Center. An informal event, the dress code was blue jeans and white tops.
