June 23-26: Events to Attend this Long Weekend
Cheers for another long weekend happening from June 23-26!
It has been officially announced that Monday marks the end of the Muslim’s holy month of Ramadan or Eid’l Fitr and is a regular holiday! Planning what to do and where to go? Then check out our list of events to watch out for this long weekend ahead.
Philippine-Spanish Friendship Day (June 23)
On June 23, 2017, The Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines will be hosting a business lunch with different Philippine and Spanish companies to celebrate Philippine-Spanish friendship day. This event will be held at Gallery Vask Restaurant in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.
A Pop Punk Weekend in Manila featuring The Maine and State Champs (June 24 and 25)
Two of the most adorned pop-punk bands of this era, The Maine and Statechamps are visiting Manila for a Pop Punk Weekend, which will be held at the Skydome in SM North EDSA in Quezon City. They will be performing alongside with Australian band, With Confidence and Cambridge.
Lang Leav Sad Girls Book Tour (June 24 and 25)
International bestselling author Lang Leav is visiting Manila for a two book signing tour happening at SM City Cebu on June 24, and Glorietta 1 in Makati on June 25. Lang Leav is the author of Love & Misadventure, Lullabies and Memories, The Universe of Us, Memories, and her debut novel Sad Girls, which will be launched on May 30.
‘Cirque du Soleil presents Toruk – The First Flight’ in Manila (June 23 to 25)
See Cirque du Soleil Manila in action at the Mall of Asia Arena. This superb circus show is full of fun, exciting acrobatic action and show-stopping stage performances. . Experience a storytelling odyssey through a new world of imagination, discovery and possibility.
Chicken Hands: Photographs by Ryan Arbilo (June 24)
It’s your last chance to see Chicken Hands: Photographs by Ryan Arbilo which will be up until June 24, Saturday. The exhibit features black-and-white images of Filipino housemaids working in France for years. The photos highlight their tired, overworked hands which were said to look like chicken feet, thus the title. The faces of the housemaids were also focused on in the images, reflecting the fatigue and the hardships they had to endure to earn.it
The BACK 2 MONO: The guide to the Japanese Music lifestyle, Vol. 01 Japanese Pressing Royale (June 24 to 25)
The BACK 2 MONO will showcase Japanese pressed vinyl for audiophiles, collectors and enthusiasts. Each Vinyls are part of collection of Hiro Chiga from Tokyo, who is a known collector and audiophile. This event is FREE of admission.
M Episode at the Artist Playground II (June 23,24,25,30 and July 1)
Witness a two-in-one experience about Shakespeare’s classic “Macbeth” which will be staged at the Artist Playground II Arts Above, at West Avenue, Quezon City.
