You would not imagine that inside the car exchange dealership compound Auto Camp (Ortigas Avenue Extension, Pasig, across The Medical City) is a bar and grill joint called Ang Pulo.
The past week was full of surprises, bringing us to places that featured performers we’ve never watched before.
The Diocese of Antipolo will hold the “episcopal coronation” of Our Lady of Light, patroness of Cainta, on Dec. 1, 6:30 p.m. On the same day at 5 p.m., the Diocese of Pasig will inaugurate and bless the Museo Diocesano de Pasig.
While we were living abroad, huddling in the gray chill of late autumn as the dark nights drew in, a rose-colored apparition would manifest itself in our frost-bitten imaginations about sitting down to a smorgasbord of hearty Filipino fare, with long-lost friends sitting around the table in cheerful bonhomie.
Paskong Himig, a vocal and choral competition in Pasig City, now accepts applicants to its 14th edition. It is sponsored by the Pasig City government to highlight its celebration of the Yuletide.
A new group of Filipino artists has made its presence felt Saturday with its first major exhibition, which opened Saturday at the Exhibition Center for Contemporary Art (ECCA) at Valle Verde, Pasig City.
Cantonese food with Spanish flavors enjoyed by Filipinos in a restaurant with American country interiors—sounds confusing?
Lucky Pasig City residents. It seems their local government is truly concerned about their health.
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