July 24, 2026

WeeART Brings an Art Market to Makati Central Square on July 25 to 26

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  • WeeART is set to take over Makati Central Square on July 25 to 26, 2026, bringing together artists, illustrators, collectors, and creative enthusiasts for a two-day event featuring an art market, open exhibition, live art sessions, and artist talks.

    Organized by Puesto in collaboration with weewilldoodle, the event will run from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Makati Central Square in Makati.

    IMAGE from Puesto’s Instagram account

    Visitors can explore an art market showcasing works and merchandise from local artists, browse an open exhibit, watch live art sessions, and attend art talks throughout the weekend.

    The event also highlights Makati Central Square’s growing creative community. Formerly known as Makati Cinema Square, the mall has become home to independent restaurants, specialty shops, and creative spaces, including Underground Gallery and 1159 Creative Space.

    Puesto, the event organizer, is a creative events group that produces community-driven activations across Metro Manila. Meanwhile, weewilldoodle is one of the country’s leading doodle and illustration communities, known for helping revive the local doodle movement and encouraging collaboration among Filipino artists.

    Whether you’re looking to discover new artists, shop for original works, or watch creators in action, WeeART offers a weekend dedicated to celebrating the local art scene.

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