Baguio’s Panagbenga 2018 showcases culture and creativity
BAGUIO — An estimated 1.5 million tourists and locals attended Baguio City’s much-awaited Panagbenga flower festival, which is now in its 23rd year. Just last
Concert in the Clouds rocked Sagada Mountains
Joey Ayala in Sagada. The gargantuan task of putting together 30 great artists in faraway Sagada in one show for a cause can now be
New Baguio attraction inspired by world’s best gardens
Hidden deep in Benguet Mountains is an outdoor Green Living Room featuring 24 beautiful landscapes inspired by the best gardens in the World. Each garden
Benguet Cultural Village showcasing living traditions
Benguet is home to three major ethnic groups, the Kankanaey, Ibaloy, and Kalanguya. The three groups have diverse cultural practices. To showcase these cultures, the
Baguio Artists create street art gallery
Next time you drop by Baguio, don’t forget to visit the newest art haven, the Pasa-Kalye creative hub. Baguio creative people led by veteran artist Roland
STOBOSA Hillside Homes Artwork Unveiled
It takes a village to create flowers. Residential buildings in Sitio Stone Hill, Botiwtiw and Sadjap of Barangay Balili are transformed into a huge canvas to create
New Life to Centuries Old Tree
Led by Baguio born international artist Kawayan de Guia, 4 Baguio artists, and 7 Ifugao carvers joined forces to give new life to Baguio’s oldest
