August 14, 2026

MaArte at The Pen Returns to The Peninsula Manila This August 13 to 16

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  • MaArte at The Pen Returns to The Peninsula Manila This August 13 to 16
  • MaArte at The Pen returns to The Peninsula Manila in Makati City from August 13 to 16, 2026 from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., bringing together Filipino artisans, designers, and heritage brands for the hotel’s much-anticipated pre-holiday shopping event.

    Visitors can shop for a wide range of locally made products, including home décor, fashion, jewelry, art, gourmet finds, and one-of-a-kind pieces showcasing Filipino craftsmanship and design.

    IMAGE from The Peninsula Manila 

    The shopping fair will take over several areas of The Peninsula Manila. Participating brands and exhibitors can be found across the guest rooms on the 2nd, 5th, and 7th floors, as well as The Conservatory, The Upper Lobby, Garcia Villa, Balagtas and Balmori Function Rooms, The Tent at the Garden, and Rigodon Ballroom.

    IMAGE from MaArte Fair’s Facebook page

    This year’s MaArte at The Pen is also presented as part of The Peninsula Manila’s 50th anniversary celebrations.

    Beyond providing a platform for Filipino creatives, the event supports the Museum Foundation of the Philippines and its mission to champion the National Museum of the Philippines and the country’s cultural heritage.

    With exhibitors spread throughout the hotel, visitors can explore different spaces while discovering works from some of the country’s artisans, independent designers, and established heritage brands.

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