May 11, 2018

Mom’s the Word: an extra sweet celebration of Mother’s Day at BGC

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  • Once a mom, forever a mom so whether you’re new to motherhood or have been doing it a while, being a mom deserves to be celebrated!

    This Saturday, May 12, 2018, mommies can experience fun-filled activities as Bonifacio Global City (BGC) in partnership with the lifestyle network TLC present Mom’s the Word, an extra sweet celebration of Mother’s Day — where Bonifacio High Street Activity Center will be transformed into a place where you can find food trucks and fun games, a one-stop workshop station featuring arts, beauty, and food, and a shopping haven of exclusive Mommy-merch and special deals for you and the whole family.

    Additionally, the event is free and open to the public. A Mommy Summit will happen too in the area, with talks on Mompreneurship, motivation, and empowerment, because once in a while, it’s good to hear from other mothers on how to do it when it comes to business.

    If you’re more of the foodie mom, The Gourmand Market is having a special Mother’s Day run from May 11-13 at C1 Park, Central Square.

    Meanwhile, McCormick invited chefs for a day of cooking demos, a food sale, and sampling at Bonifacio High Street Amphitheater.

     

    Details:

    What: Mom’s the Word, an extra sweet celebration of Mother’s Day
    When: May 12, 2018
    Where: Bonifacio High Street


    This is a press release from BGC. Minor edits were made prior to publishing.

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