The Philippines Today, Yesterday, and Tomorrow
The National Museum is pleased to announce the reopening of the National Museum Planetarium. Exhibition is free but the museum charge for planetarium shows. The National Museum of the Philippines Planetarium Shows cost Php 50.00 for regular viewers Php 30.00 for students with ID Php 40.00 for senior citizens and PWD (persons with disabilities) The … Read more
Here are the 6 ways you can do to stop piracy. Spread awareness by liking and sharing Optical Media Board social media pages Watch movies in cinemas or other legitimate streaming platforms Be cautious when buying products Don’t patronize pirated or counterfeited goods such as CD’s,DVD’s,flash drives, Sd cards and such Buy only original … Read more
Insulae Indiae Orientalis is now on show at the Ayala Museum. Back when navigation was more than just waze and google maps. An exhibit on rare Philippine Maps dating as far as the 1500s. The image above, a map, represents the Spanish empire in the figure of a queen with Spain as the … Read more
Remembering the life and works of National Artist for Music Lucrecia R. Kasilag on her 14th death anniversary. Lucrecia Kasilag was an educator, composer, performing artist, administrator, and cultural entrepreneur of national and international caliber, who involved herself wholly in sharpening the Filipino’s appreciation of music. She pioneered the task of discovering Filipino roots through … Read more
On November 15, 2018, the Manila Cathedral will be one of the venues for the 36th Concert Season, 2018-2019 of the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra. There will be a live telecast of the concert for the public at Plaza Roma. This is in celebration of the 45th anniversary of the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra, the … Read more