After guiding furniture and home accessory manufacturers for over 30 years, designer-artists Tony Gonzales and Tes Pasola, this time, are satisfying their creative urge by creating a “playground” called One of T.
In the wee hours of a weekday, commuters wait at the corner of Edsa Extension and Roxas Boulevard for a jeepney bound for Alabang.
By holding the 1st Las Piñas Food Festival, this coastal city known for the world-famous Bamboo Organ is one step closer to achieving its dream of becoming a culinary destination in the Philippines.
The continuing mixed-use trend in property development has seen the rise of condos with their own commercial space on lower floors, or right beside a huge mall. Either way, the convenience of shopping, dining out or seeing a movie can now be only a few steps away from home.
After being extremely successful in offering Italian cuisine in her chain of restaurants, chef Margarita Fores went nostalgic and opened a restaurant in Makati that harks back to the ambiance and food served by her forebears in their former residence in Grace Park, Caloocan.
An ecumenism of musical genres and styles take center stage in this year’s 37th International Bamboo Organ Festival to be held in St. Joseph Parish Church at Las Piñas, Feb. 23-29.
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