Kids Rule at Easter Wonderland
Kids and kids at heart (like me) rule at Eastwood City last Easter.
Instead of the usual Easter egg hunting, Eastwood City set up five uniquely-themed worlds around Eastwood City’s commercial development.
Five “worlds” came to life : the Main Wonderland, the Animal Kingdom, the Empire of the Inflatables, the Game Zone, and the World of Circus and Magic.
WOMEN TO WATCH: Urban Time’s New Icons
As a voice for today’s youth, Urban Time, the country’s upcoming and hippest watch boutique, was on the lookout for girls aged 15 to 22 that best embodies the essential characteristics of an Urban Time Icon.
The Search for the Urban Time Icon was launched through an online campaign. Voting started on February and ended on March 22. Participating schools are the Ateneo De Manila University, College of St. Benilde, De La Salle University and De La Salle International, Trinity University of Asia, University of Asia and the Pacific, and the University of the Philippines. Each school’s respective organization teamed up with Urban Time in conducting the voting on campus. They also voted online through www.urbantimeicon.com.
Free Mall-Wide Wifi access in SM Marikina
February 28, 2009 — Bloggers, techies and others were gathered to test the Free Mall-Wide Wifi access in SM Marikina.
The program started exactly 2 PM. They set up some chairs and tables for the testers. Of course, we were there to test the Free Mall-Wide Wifi. I ran a speed test and here is the result.
So whenever you are in SM Marikina, you can enjoy their free Wifi acces.
A Day at TV5 LIVE Shake Mo TV Mo Caravan
January 3, 2009, TV5 welcomed the year with TV5 LIVE Shake Mo TV Mo Caravan. Together with my family, I witnessed how TV5 shakes the ground with fun shows and games.
The thought of caravan reminds me of kids. So when I learned that TV5 will have a caravan, I asked my niece to come with me.
Upon entering the venue, you could feel the fun already. Booths, gaming booths, arcades were everywhere. Celebrities, anime cosplayers, models and more were also around to interact with guests.
Holiday Blow Out Giveaways: Task 3
One week to go for the Holiday Blog Out Giveaways. And for the last task, make a blog or site review of the contest’s sponsors.
Requirements:
1. Minimum words: 50
2. 1 review per sponsor
3. Link back to the sponsor’s URL
4. Post a link back to the contest page
5. Leave the URL of your review on this post
Festivals for the last week of December 2008!
KAMUNDAGAN FESTIVAL
December 1- December 31 | Naga City
Bustling Naga City becomes doubly busy this month as it celebrates Christmas along with its charter anniversary day. Except the residents of this community to play, pray and party with an extended schedule of cultural shows, trade fairs and civic parades. Not to be missed: the “kiri-kiri” and “pastores” performances, both unique showcases of traditional Bicolano culture.
PASKO SA SUGBU
December 1 31 | Cebu
Christmas in Cebu is celebrated with songs, gifts, twinkling lights—and a month-long program of yuletide events. Check out the nightly cultural shows for taste of the season, Cebuano-style. There’s also the various parol, christmas tree and “daygon” competitions, participated in by students from the city’s numerous schools.
CHRISTMAS IN BAGUIO
December 1- December 31 | Baguio City
Mardi Gras, fireworks, lantern and decor contest
LITTLE AND GIANT CHRISTMAS TREES AT THE PLAZA
December 1- December 31 | San Carlos City, Negros Occidental
A display of brightly illuminated Christmas Trees around the public plaza where one can see varied interesting and unique designs and colors depicting the ingenuity of the people.
BELEN MAKING CONTEST
December 1- December 31 | Plaza, Bago City, Negros Occidental
An annual event conducted by the City Government of Bago through the Tourism Affairs Office. This contest aims to develop creativity and ingenuity of Bagonhon artists.
Red Letter Night: A Concert for the Philippine National Red Cross
- Red Letter Night: A Concert for the Philippine National Red Cross
Let us make a good start in 2009 by helping the Philippine National Red Cross attain its commitment to provide quality life-saving services which protect the life and dignity of indigent Filipinos in vulnerable situations.
