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Filipino short film on disinformation competes at Grifo Int’l Filmfest in Italy

Out of more than 1,800 global entries, Richard Soriano Legaspi’s short film “Panulukan” (Crossroads) was recently selected to compete at the Grifo International Film...

VLF XXI opens doors for aspiring Writing Fellows until April 30

The Virgin Labfest (VLF), the theater festival of untried, untested, and unstaged one-act plays, is now accepting applications for its Writing Fellowship Program (WFP)....

NCCA Gallery presents In-Sight for April exhibition

Experience how abstract ideas take tangible form in In-Sight—an exhibition by the SeekArt Collective at the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA)...

Instituto Cervantes’ Día del Libro: Celebrating the passion for books at Ayala Triangle

To celebrate the World Book Day, on Saturday, April 25, from 9 am to 11 pm, Instituto Cervantes de Manila, together with the Embassy of...

INI-ININ opens at NCCA Gallery, reflects on Gen Z adulthood shaped by the pandemic

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) Gallery formally opened INI-ININ on April 6, 2026, presenting a compelling exhibition by Butil Collective....

Revisit 1995 documentary ‘Days of the Crimson Sun’ at the Ayala Museum

Times like these remind us why peace matters. Filipinas Heritage Library (FHL) revisits the 1995 documentary film Days of the Crimson Sun: The Re-telling of the...

International Chopin Competition laureate Kate Liu to perform this summer at the Ayala Museum

Veniccio.com, in partnership with MA Piano Academy, announces “Kate Liu in Recital,” featuring world-class pianist Kate Liu. The concert marks Liu’s Philippine debut, which...

NextUp reclaims the practice of writing with face-to-face workshops for National Literature Month

Manila, Philippines (April 2026) — At a time when writing is increasingly outsourced to platforms and prompts, NextUp PH is returning the focus to...

Bacolod-produced films hit national stage, vie for Sinag Maynila awards

Building on a historic season for local storytelling, director Charlene Mead Tupas and the Bacolod filmmaking community mark a significant milestone for Negrense cinema,...

Author, Graphic Salute Awardee Karl R. De Mesa pens debut crime and horror novel, set for int’l release

From the author of "News of the Shaman" and "Damaged People: Tales of the Gothic-Punk,” the much-awaited debut novel of Philippine horror firebrand Karl...