March 10, 2025

COMING SOON: Art in the Park on March 23

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  • ​If you’re still buzzing from the excitement of the recently-concluded Art Fair Philippines 2025, you should participate in Art in the Park on March 23, 2025!

    IMAGE from Art in the Park’s Facebook page

    Since 2006, Art in the Park has been a beloved annual event that brings together a diverse mix of galleries, art schools, independent art spaces, and collectives.

    This year’s iteration, this event will return to Jaime Velasquez Park in Salcedo Village, Makati, and will surely fill the participants’ day with art, culture, and community—all with free admission! Over 60 exhibitors will showcase a wide array of artworks—paintings, sculptures, photographs, and pottery—for visitors to appreciate and even buy.

    Giving off a laid-back, community-centric vibe, visitors can walk through the park’s tree-lined paths, talk with the participating artists and representatives themselves, and enjoy live music performances that add a melodic backdrop to the visual feast.

    IMAGE from Art in the Park’s Facebook page

    So, gather your friends and family, and head over to Jaime Velasquez Park on March 23.

    So if you’re looking to add a new masterpiece to your growing collection or simply enjoy a day surrounded by like-minded people, Art in the Park 2025 will be a delightful escape into the world of art and culture.

    For inquiries, visit Art in the Park’s website or check them out on Facebook, Instagram, and X (formerly Twitter).

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