Catch the December 5, 2022 Issue of the Philippines Graphic!

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Catch the December 5, 2022 Issue of the Philippines Graphic!

Featuring:

  • SM’s HAPPY CHRISTMAS: Bridging the physical and digital world
  • An out-of-this-world Christmas event at SM Megamall
  • Game On! SM Christmas Village is Back—And It’s Bigger Than Ever
  • SM Bears of Joy: a present of love from SM Cares for children in need

LITERATURE

  • Kerima Polotan Tuvera: 85 Years of a life by Pablo A. Tariman
  • FICTION: The Virgin by Kerima Polotan

COOK

  • A tasty way to get a strong dose of fruits and veggies
  • Mondelēz International unpacks future possibilities with 10th-anniversary celebrations

SNAPSHOT

Christmas at Conrad Hotel Manila

MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

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Started in 1927, the Philippines Graphic is the longest-running printed magazine of national circulation that provides relevant news and features and promotes Philippine literature.

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