What I learned from decluttering my wardrobe
I was one of the people who self-evaluated after bingeing on “Tidying Up with Marie Kondo.”
Fourteen Stations of the Cross in stained glass done by Bicol artist Pancho Piano have been installed in Isla Pequeña in Subic Bay, Zambales. To be built on top of the island will be the Memorial of the Triumphant Ascension of Jesus Christ.
It was a lively evening of music, art and history as the Pundaquit Festival recently kicked off its 20th season at Casa San Miguel in San Antonio, Zambales. In addition to musical performances and an art exhibit, the event also served as the grand opening of the Museum of Community Heritage, celebrating the history of the town of San Antonio and barrio San Miguel.
CANDELARIA, Zambales—This coastal town in northern Zambales province, 274 kilometers north of Metro Manila, does not have...
Festivals and fruits. Fresh seafood as in sinigang na lapu-lapu and succulent crabs. Heritage homes and historical churches.
The drive to San Antonio, Zambales, to visit artist Elmer Borlongan took a little over three hours. This was five hours shorter than when he first made the trip as the first artist-in-residence at Casa San Miguel in the early 1990s.
It seems impossible to find something to not like about the band We Were Evergreen.
Subic in Zambales is usually associated with business and economics. A recent trip to Subic Bay, however, reaffirmed the area’s potential to be an excellent choice for exploration and relaxation.
It’s been two years since the Batungbacal farm in Zambales has had enough fruits to sell. That is why when Maricris Batungbacal Encarnacion’s invitation to pick mangoes came, I accepted it as excitedly as the first time many years ago.
The recent inauguration of the Museum of Community Heritage at Casa San Miguel—that haven for the arts in San Antonio, Zambales—turned out to be a celebration of Philippine music, dance, visual art, and even cuisine and eco-tourism.
Many tourist destinations have capitalized on the ecotourism hype, but the rustic coastal town of Masinloc in Zambales province is clinging on to its own winning formula—nature tourism and the community’s sense of self-reliance.
