It doesn’t matter which part of the country (or even the world) you’re in—there are ways to help. Schools, government agencies and nonprofit organizations are all collecting relief for the victims of the earthquake that hit Bohol, Cebu and other parts of Visayas. Here are some.
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.
Singapore writer Bryan Koh has copublished “Milk Pigs and Violet Gold” with the Holy Angels University of Angeles, Pampanga. It comes in three volumes—Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
The year 2013 was full of both hardship and happiness. However, for many places in the Philippines, it was a year of utter destruction and heartbreak.
That was a grand bash to open the Hyundai South Cebu site, described as the first green automotive dealership in the Visayas. It has a 6,500-square meter showroom, the largest of any Hyundai dealer in the country.
There’s Italian furniture, and then there’s Poliform. These high-end modular home pieces from the Italian company, known for its flexible configurations, have found their way to some of the country’s most exclusive addresses.
Super Typhoon “Yolanda” may have put the Dayaw festival in Tacloban in the backseat (it was supposed to be held last November).
The resilience of the Visayan people in the face of one calamity after the other will be highlighted in the...
Philip Rodriguez curates them, from Bantayan women’s furniture to earrings of recycled material
The 13th instalment of the Visayas Islands Visual Arts Exhibit and Conference (Viva Excon) returned to Negros Occidental last Nov. 13-19, and successfully gathered different artists and artworks from the islands. Theme was “Inspire.”
