Presented by the Animal Kingdom Foundation in partnership with Robinsons Land and its premier Destination Estate, Bridgetowne, “Love is a Four-Legged Word” is a fundraising event for the rescued animals at the AKF Rescue and Rehabilitation Center. Expect to have a lot of fun at this summer Fur Date with your pets and other pet parents. Think of it as Pet Coachella—it’s a concert and a pet fair, with exciting games, different booths, raffles, mocktails and munchies for you and your pets.
The 32-hectare Bridgetowne Destination Estate, with its sprawling spaces and lush greenery, is the perfect setting for “Love is a Four-Legged Word.” Bridgetowne connects Quezon City and Pasig City with its iconic 200-meter bridge and has plenty of space for both pets and their humans to enjoy. While there, spot the 20-story art installation “The Victor” by Jefrë—another Bridgetowne icon.
“Robinsons Land Corporation believes that pets are very important members of the Filipino family. That’s why it makes sure to provide facilities, activities and programs that uplift animal welfare, conduct activities espousing compassion for animals and responsible pet ownership, and support worthwhile events such as ‘Love is a Four-Legged Word,’’ said SVP and Business Unit General Manager for Robinsons Destination Estates Mybelle V. Aragon-GoBio.
Founded in 2002, the Animal Kingdom Foundation is an NGO that provides shelter and rehabilitation to rescue animals, fights against the dog meat trade and runs pet education and spay and neuter programs. The foundation is caring for more than 300 rescue animals at its AKF Rescue and Rehabilitation Center.
Each “Love is a Four-Legged Word” ticket is equivalent to one sponsored dog or cat. Regular tickets are P800 each and come with munchies, mocktails, a raffle stub and freebies while premium seating tickets are P1,500 and come with munchies, mocktails, a raffle stub and special goodies.
The event starts at 5 p.m. on April 27 at Bridgetowne Central Park. Register at https://bit.ly/2024LFLW.
Nowadays, our streets and public places are overwhelmed with fast fashion – low-priced stylish clothing based on current trends bought from retail stores. But with the emergence of the nostalgia trend in today’s generation, people are now embracing back slow fashion as consumers value sustainability and quality.
With the rise of slow fashion, traditional loom weavers can take advantage of changing consumer behavior.
Traditional loom-weaving methods, practiced for centuries by indigenous peoples (IPs), is a sustainable approach to fashion as it opts to use locally sourced materials. Made with utmost care and precision, woven pieces reflect the hard work of its weaver.
With close to 17 million indigenous peoples in the Philippines, we are rich with cultural expressions. But the United Nations Office for Project Services also point out that they are among the most disadvantage peoples. Protecting indigenous culture and promoting the handloom weaving industry need public, private, and civil society interventions.
In Barangay Capisaan in the upland town of Kasibu in Nueva Vizcaya, Alayan Pag-asa Abot-Palad Association of Women are trying to keep their Ifugao-Twali culture alive through weaving. They are among the pilot beneficiaries of the Loom Weaving Industry program of the Department of Trade Industry – Nueva Vizcaya (Region 2) in 2014.
Among the women weavers’ association’s products is the famous Ifugao shawl crafted in a chain rib weave with embroidered seams. These shawls are worn in various ways including as a skirt or as a scarf.
If you prefer a full attire, the Twali-Ifugao weavers also make skirts paying homage to ancestral woven patterns.
To increase their economic viability, Barangay Capisaan, Municipality of Kasibu, the Didipio Mine of OceanaGold (Philippines), Inc and DTI Region 2 have forged the Mun-Abol (Maximizing Network and Unveiling Natural Talents through Acceleration of Business Opportunities and Livelihood) Project to strengthen the industry through upskilling, training and capital equipment financed through the Didipio Mine’s IP Culture Revitalization Program. The project’s name, “Mun-Abol” is an Ifugao term meaning “to weave.”
Signing of Memorandum of Agreement for the Mun-Abol Project on August 25, 2023 represented by Kasibu Mayor Romeo C. Tayaban; Vice Mayor Alberto D. Bumolo Jr., represented by Sec. Manuel Binwag; DTI Provincial Director Marietta B. Salviejo; and Atty. Joan Adaci-Cattiling, General Manager of OGPI, represented by Ms. Desiree Baldevino, External Affairs and Communication Superintendent.
With an established front store named Mun-Abol Capisaan Weaving, the project supports 16 women weavers, most of whom are mothers, with an additional source of income.
Barangay Capisaan is among the 11 communities supported by the Didipio Mine’s social development and management program.
“The Mun-Abol Project is more than just a social enterprise; it’s a vibrant tapestry of culture, creativity, and community empowerment. Rooted in the rich traditions of Indigenous People, this project weaves together threads of heritage and innovation to support the orange economy and revitalize creative culture,” Vincent Flores, Didipio Mine Community Development Supervisor, said. Apart from its contribution in the Mun-Abol Project, OceanaGold (Philippines), Inc. also established a scholarship program for college students from various indigenous communities in Nueva Vizcaya and Quirino, and sponsors community trainings of indigenous dances for the youth keeping the culture alive.
“This project increases our livelihood sources while transferring our knowledge of weaving to the next generation,” Capisaan Barangay Captain Patrick Batulon said.
So, if you ever come visit Nueva Vizcaya, be sure to visit Mun-Abol Capisaan Weaving’s shop in Kasibu or you can just send them a message on Facebook.
Watercolor paintings are distinguishable by the brightness and luminosity of their hues. An artist with a deft yet light hand can coax layers of colors by taking the time to draw them out—one careful step at a time.
For all their innate breeziness, watercolors can be a challenge to create for beginners. The unpredictable nature of water and pigments, however, can lead to surprising and beautiful effects.
The Philippine Guild of Watercolorists (PGW) is a group established in 2016 whose aim is to enable its members to connect with the art community by showcasing their talent with watercolors. The guild currently has over 200 official members and 7.8 thousand followers on Facebook, and 27.6K reach on their page.
From April 16 to 30, the PWG is holding “Our Stories in Color,” a two-week exhibit of watercolors at ARTablado at Robinsons Galleria. Artworks to be featured include those created by some of its members as well as those by premier watercolor artists namely Erwin Mallari, Richard Romeo, JC Vargas, Dan Macapugay and Ton Ador.
Mallari has been painting watercolors for just over a decade but already has a catalog of realistic paintings honed by his years as a photographer. In 2012, he was a semi-finalist in the Metrobank Art & Design Excellency competition, and in 2014 he was awarded as one of the five grand prize winners of the Kulay sa Tubig watercolor competition.
An architect by profession, Romeo was one of five grand prize winners at Kulay sa Tubig in 2020 where his painting, “A National Treasure”, and “A Golden Hour in Basilan” in 2022, caught the eye of the jurors. Macapugay was also a grand prize winner at the same competition with his painting “Ina” that was based on a photo taken by a friend. He was drawn to the image because it reminded Macapugay of his grandmother.
Vargas is one who works quickly, as one does when working with watercolors. Earlier this year, he was one of the featured artists at a live watercolor painting session held in another mall. Ador bagged the grand prize at the first Sihag Cebu Watercolor competition held four years ago, and Metrobank Art and Design Excellence (MADE) in watermedia category in 2022.
The works of these five awarded artists will be showcased alongside pieces by 15 members of the PGW. Of the 37 members who submitted watercolor paintings on full sheets for consideration, theirs were the ones chosen by the jurors.
The ongoing ARTablado exhibit is noteworthy as it is only the first where all the pieces on display are watercolors. Visitors to the exhibit will find that the PGW is a home for watercolor artists where everyone is welcome no matter what their skill level may be.
The founding members headed by Karen Sioson have cemented PGW’s aim and the succeeding officers continue to stand strong by these: “We aim to build awareness, interest, and appreciation for the watercolor art and discover, hone, and support local talent through art-related 4Es: education, events, exposure, and experiences,” “One of our promises is to provide the network and platform for artistic exchange and collaboration.”
Education comes in the form of opportunities for its members to learn and master their craft via workshops, demos and other activities. Through events, live or digital, members will get to celebrate and express love for watercolors and the arts. Exposure will build awareness by promoting the exceptional talent of Filipino watercolorists through shows and other activities. Experiences in the form of plein air sessions and on-the-spot challenges will further challenge and improve the skills of its members.
There have only been a few juried exhibitions since PGW was established so “Our Stories in Watercolor” is one that is certainly worth viewing. The list of participating artists include Joseph Balderas, Aileen Barreiro, Aileen Cura, Dinna delos Reyes, Rigie Fernandez, Joanne Cariaso-Gacayan, Alice Atienza-Lee, Kyle Fortu-Legaspi, Judy Liuson, Sarah Liuson-Ongsun, Bids Llorin-Luna, Cher Cabula-Mendoza, Drake Pagulayan, Lorraine Panelo and Eduardo Solana Jr.
The jurors included John Cogley, president of Daniel Smith Artists Materials; Dino Pajao, an honorary member of PGW, a multi-awarded watercolor artist and one of the few Filipino members of the the Singapore Watercolor Society; and Iris Babao-Uy who is also an honorary member of PGW, one of the most sought after multi-media workshop instructors in Manila.
Joanne Cariaso-Gacayan, the current President of PGW, expressed, “We partnered with ARTablado for this exhibition because, in addition to their professionalism, we believe that with the gallery’s support, we can make watercolor painting more accessible to beginners and artists of all levels.”
Walk-ins and prospective buyers can look forward to a showcase of watercolor works not just by the members but by guest artists as well. Auxiliary activities include live painting sessions during the exhibit period to further show the public how members of the guild paint in various watercolor styles.
YOLO tells the story of Leying (Jia Ling) who has been staying at home for many years, doing nothing in particular. After graduating from college and working for a while, Leying chooses to withdraw from society, closing herself off from social circles, which she believes is the best way to “reconcile” with herself. Then one day, after several twists of fate, she decides to live life in a different way. In cautiously venturing into the outside world, Le Ying meets boxing coach Haokun (played by Lei Jiayin), who just may change her life.
Find out why YOLO, which has charmed audiences around the world (it has a 91% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes) is highly rated.
“YOLO made us laugh, cry and root for the director and lead star Jia Ling. It’s eye-opening and life-changing but not without a good dose of light comedy. A must-watch, most definitely. It’s 12 rounds out of 10 for me – total knockout,” raves content creator Coach Abby.
Movie critic Wanggo Gallaga writes “YOLO is a comedy that knows how to tug at the heart strings and uses film language to really amplify the underdog story that is at its core. A well-crafted surprise.”
Film reviewer Jonell Estillore cheers: “YOLO – Five stars! #Oscars2025”
“Get ready to iyak-tawa in cinemas!” advises pop culture blogger Ica Cheng. “YOLO teaches us that we can win in life on our own terms, and not what society, or our family dictates. It is truly a heartwarming and inspiring film that will have you laughing all throughout.”
Entertainment writer Bong Godinez lauds YOLO as a film that “where cinematic poetry intertwines with profound life lessons. It captures this delicate balance, combining subtlety with boldness to deliver its message.”
Raves journalist MJ Marfori, “YOLO is in my Top 5 greatest films of all time. People need to see this!”
YOLO was written and directed by lead star Jia Ling, who became the highest-grossing female director in China in 2021 with her directorial debut film Hi, Mom, which, like YOLO, she also wrote and starred in.
YOLO, distributed by Columbia Pictures, local office of Sony Pictures Releasing International, is now in cinemas. #YOLOmovie @columbiapicph
Filipino families seeking exciting travel experiences in 2024 have an awesome destination: LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort. The world-renowned family destination is packed with unique LEGO® adventures, Malaysian cultural experiences, and incredible savings with the Book Early and Save promotion.
Filipinos’ growing travel appetite makes LEGOLAND Malaysia a perfect fit. A study from the Philippine Travel Agencies Association (PTAA) revealed that Malaysia is one of Filipinos’ top five travel destinations, alongside Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, and Thailand. LEGOLAND Malaysia’s focus on unforgettable experiences and its partnership with the Malaysian Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC) perfectly aligns with this desire, giving Filipinos a one-of-a-kind Malaysian adventure they can’t find anywhere else.
“2023 was a fantastic year for LEGOLAND Malaysia,” said CS Lim, Divisional Director of LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort. “Families rediscovered the joy of our attractions, the shaded MINILAND Amazing Malaysia, captivating LEGO 4D movies, and our new LEGO Friends Rooms at the LEGOLAND Hotel. Our ‘Book Early and Save’ promotion also offers incredible value and encourages visitors to return throughout the year!”
A Year of Brick-tastic Fun All Year Round
Get ready for a year of nonstop fun at LEGOLAND® Malaysia. 2024 brings a whirlwind of exciting experiences, all carrying that unique LEGO spark and sprinkled with surprises drawn from Malaysia’s rich culture. Every month holds a fresh adventure, promising endless opportunities to play, learn, and explore.
Prepare to discover the breathtaking MINILAND Amazing Malaysia, where guests will step into a world where Malaysia’s most iconic landmarks, vibrant cultural scenes, and stunning natural wonders come to life – all built from LEGO bricks. This intricate miniature world captures the essence of Malaysia in playful detail. And now, with added shade structures throughout MINILAND, guests can comfortably immerse themselves in this captivating LEGO adventure.
Fans of LEGO Friends have a double dose of fun at LEGOLAND Malaysia! LEGOLAND Hotel welcomes guests to step into the colorful world of their favorite characters with the addition of LEGO Friends-themed rooms. The adventures continue with a brand-new 4D movie experience, where guests can join the LEGO Friends on a whirlwind journey full of excitement and friendship.
Gear up for a wave of tropical fun! LEGOLAND Water Park’s Splash Carnival returns this July with a brand-new Tropical Beach theme. Imagine swaying palm trees, beach-themed surprises, and a tidal wave of refreshing water-based activities. Get ready to make a splash with exciting challenges, thrilling performances, and maybe even a few celebrity sightings. This summer celebration promises to create memories that will keep you smiling long after the sun sets.
This October, LEGOLAND Malaysia becomes a haven for Halloween mischief during its Brick-or-Treat Celebrations! Join the Monster Party as the park transforms into a spooky, fun-filled wonderland, bursting with festive decorations. Little ones in costume get free entry with a full-paying adult and are invited to unleash their inner ghouls and goblins. Expect thrilling parades, encounters with exclusive Halloween LEGO characters like LEGO Dracula, and the return of the exclusive Halloween 4D Movie “The Great Monster Chase.” Don’t miss the chance to win awesome LEGO prizes in the costume contest!
Celebrate the holiday season with a LEGO twist! LEGOLAND Malaysia sparkles with festive magic during Brick-Tacular Holidays in December. Marvel at Southeast Asia’s largest LEGO Christmas tree, a breathtaking testament to holiday joy. Join in the festive fun with a special LEGO advent calendar, where daily surprises await those who purchase within the park. Of course, the holidays wouldn’t be complete without a visit from LEGO Santa himself. Share your wish list with LEGO Santa and create memories that will last long beyond the season.
SEA LIFE Malaysia continues to amaze, offering a vibrant underwater world ready for discovery. Designed to foster a love for the ocean in guests of all ages, this captivating aquarium delivers interactive learning experiences and unforgettable encounters with over 13,000 sea creatures across 11 stunning habitat zones. This year, LEGOLAND Malaysia reintroduces its exclusive SEA LIFE Underwater Dining experience. Guests savor a delectable meal amidst the aquarium’s wonders after hours, followed by an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour revealing the magic of marine life care.
Coron, with its stunning natural beauty and commitment to sustainable tourism, was the chosen venue for a significant World Bank conference focusing on sustainable landscape management. The three-day workshop brought together environmental experts, international stakeholders, and delegates — including country representatives from Indonesia, Thailand, Laos, the US, Singapore, and South Korea — to discuss regional best practices in recognizing forest land rights and sustainable landscape management.
Co-organized by the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP), the Global Partnership for Sustainable and Resilient Landscapes (PROGREEN), and the World Bank multi-donor trust fund Enhancing Access to Benefits while Lowering Emissions (EnABLE), the workshop was held at eco-luxury hotel TAG Resort Coron. The event served as a platform for interactions between the World Bank officials, environmental experts, and the Tagbanua community leaders. With an agenda comprising land rights recognitions and exchanges on conservation strategies, the conference culminated with the awarding of Certificates of Ancestral Land Titles to the indigenous communities.
Present at the event as speakers and facilitators were Palawan Governor Victorino Dennis Socrates, Coron Mayor Mario Reyes, Jr., NCIP Chairperson Jennifer Pia Sibug-Las, PROGREEN’s Patricia Kristjanson, Senior Social Development Specialist Satoshi Ishihara, as well as NCIP officials and key World Bank officials.
TAG Resort Coron: The Epitome of Eco-Conscious Business Hospitality
The World Bank East Asia and Pacific Workshop on Recognition and Formalization of Land Rights in Forest Areas selected TAG Resort Coron as its official venue and sole accommodation provider for the international delegates after rigid screenings. The resort, which also champions eco-conscious tourism, boasts the largest ballroom in Coron, accommodating a large contingent of international delegates. Complementing its impressive event space are 112 rooms with all-inclusive amenities, ensuring a luxurious and restful stay for all attendees.
“It is a privilege to be hosting this World Bank workshop which will further enhance cooperation in recognizing IP rights over ancestral lands and push for greater sustainable management of our forests,” said Stephen Rey Tagud, TAG Resorts, Inc. Managing Director. “The preservation of living heritage and the environment is really an integral part of our business DNA, and we welcome more opportunities to host worthwhile events like these in the future which serve as platforms for discourse and plans of action.”
With its successful hosting of the World Bank’s significant workshop, TAG Resort Coron reiterates its capability as a prime destination for business events — especially those that require a blend of luxury and eco-tourism.
The Autism Society Philippines Angels Walk for Autism, held in partnership with SM Cares, returns to the MOA Arena! More than just a walk, it is a united show of support for the autism community and a call to build an Autism-OK Philippines.
This year’s ASP Angels Walk for Autism aims to bring together families, professionals, and allies from the private and government sectors, here and abroad. The main event happens at the Mall of Asia Arena on Sunday, 21 April 21, 2024, with simultaneous walks taking place in Cebu and Davao. More walks are happening at later dates in Iloilo, and Lucena.
The main ASP Angels Walk for Autism, first launched in 2000, was first held in SM MOA in 2009 before finding a home at the MOA Arena in 2015. The advocacy event continues to resonate with the autism community and its allies, even finding supporters in the Filipino diaspora in North America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. In the Philippines, the Autism Society Philippines has grown to an astonishing 13,000 members across 103 chapters.
The ASP Angels Walk for Autism is a powerful platform for the celebration of Filipinos on the autism spectrum and the call for acceptance, accommodation, and appreciation — impactful action beyond “awareness”! This year, the ASP honors those who have played an important role in disability-inclusive economic empowerment with the battle cry “Kakaiba, Kasali, Katrabaho!”. The Hans T. Sy Leadership Award 2024 goes to Michelle Dee, Miss Philippines Universe 2023, ASP Goodwill Ambassador and a progressive voice for disability inclusion.
‘Want to show your support for the autism community and be part of the movement? Register to participate in the ASP Angels Walk for Autism for free via the SM Online App now. Each user is eligible for 1 event pass, however, registered families can redeem up to 10 passes.
The Autism Society Philippines (ASP) is a national, non-profit organization working towards an environment that empowers persons on the autism spectrum to become the best of their potential — self-reliant, independent, productive, and socially accepted members of an Autism-OK Philippines. ASP labors to establish institutional mechanisms to support neurodiverse persons and their families. Established in 1989, the organization — composed of 13,000 members spread over 100 chapters — has been at the forefront of providing services to families and individuals on the autism spectrum. #AutismOKPH
SM Cares is the corporate social responsibility arm of SM Supermalls, supporting initiatives focused on communities and the environment. Aside from the program on PWDs, its advocacies include Programs for the Environment, Women & Breastfeeding Mothers, Children & Youth, Senior Citizens, and the SM Bike-friendly initiative.
From his breakout roles in Prime Video originals like Red, White & Royal Blue and Bottoms to his latest upcoming performance in The Idea of You, Nicholas Galitzine continues to mesmerize audiences worldwide with his exceptional talent and presence.
In Red, White & Royal Blue, Galitzine’s portrayal of Prince Henry captivated viewers, offering a nuanced depiction of a charming yet conflicted royal. Adapted from the bestselling novel, the film delved into themes of love, identity, and acceptance against political intrigue and familial expectations, earning Galitzine critical acclaim and a dedicated fan following.
Transitioning into Bottoms, Galitzine delivered a standout performance as Eddie, a young man navigating the complexities of friendship, love, and self-discovery within London’s vibrant underground music scene. His authentic portrayal resonated deeply, capturing the essence of a generation in flux and offering a poignant exploration of youth culture and authenticity.
Now, Galitzine steps into the shoes of Hayes in The Idea of You, a captivating romantic drama poised to tug at audiences’ heartstrings worldwide. Portraying the 24-year-old lead singer of the planet’s hottest boy band, August Moon, Galitzine’s Hayes begins an unexpected romance with Solène, a 40-year-old single mom portrayed by Anne Hathaway. The film offers a poignant exploration of passion, sacrifice, and the transformative power of love, navigating the challenges of age, distance, and fame with courage and unwavering commitment.
Undoubtedly, Galitzine’s unique blend of charm, depth, and vulnerability continues to leave audiences spellbound as he graces screens with his magnetic presence on Prime Video titles.
The Idea of You streams exclusively on Prime Video beginning May 2. For those eager to see Galitzine’s other performances, his films are available on Prime Video. Subscribers can watch movies and series on hundreds of compatible devices from anywhere, anytime, and even download episodes for offline viewing at no extra cost. Prime Video is available in the Philippines for only PHP149 a month.
Netflix greenlit Cashero, a series that redefines the superhero genre with a realistic twist. This series, inspired by the widely acclaimed webtoon of the same name, chronicles the life of Kang Sang-woong, an ordinary man whose superpowers grow with his financial means. The series uniquely combines heroism with a candid exploration of socio-economic challenges, engaging audiences with its inventive plot and relatable characters.
Global star Lee Jun-ho (King the Land, The Red Sleeve) takes on the role of Sang-woong, a former civil servant whose new powers are tied to his wealth, adding a layer of complexity to his dream of a better life. His transformation into this relatable hero is highly anticipated by fans.
Kim Hye-jun (Kingdom, Inspector Koo, Connect, A Shop for Killers) plays Min-sook, Sang-woong’s analytical girlfriend who evaluates the feasibility of his superpowered endeavors, providing steadfast support despite her reservations about his self-funded heroics.
In a dual showcase of talent, Kim Byung-chul portrays Byun Ho-in, a lawyer whose superpower emerges with alcohol consumption and who leads the Korean Superhero Association. He enlists Sang-woong to fight against a secretive anti-superhero coalition. Alongside them is Kim Hyang-gi as Bang Eun-mi, whose powers activate with calorie intake. Known as Bbang-mi, she is fearless and occasionally blunt, proving to be an invaluable ally in their mission.
Directed by Lee Chang-min (Agency, Welcome to Waikiki) and written by Lee Jane and Jeon Chan-ho (Sisyphus: The Myth), Cashero is set to captivate Netflix audiences with its fresh take on superhero dynamics and down-to-earth characters.
Is there anything Hello Kitty can’t do? Since her creation back in 1974, the cute and cuddly character has been on TV, collaborated with fashion powerhouses and even cut an album, quickly becoming one of the buzziest names in the fashion industry. The list is long, and it has made her a serious cultural icon. Now, in celebration of five decades of cuteness and friendship, Hello Kitty and The Peninsula Manila are taking things to a new level with a Hello Kitty Afternoon Tea at The Lobby!
Starting April 15, 2024, The Lobby is inviting fans and lovers of the lovable pop icon to share an irresistibly sweet and savory Hello Kitty Afternoon Tea that the hotel’s talented Head Pastry Chef Annalyn Solano and her team have crafted, using fresh seasonal fruits and ingredients. Inspired by Hello Kitty’s signature red bow, the cute collection of afternoon tea classics includes Strawberry Financiers and Strawberry and Rose Tea Sandwich Cookies, and comes with the most lovable and cuddly Hello Kitty and The Peninsula Bear limited-edition plush toy set.
If you’re ready to fall in love with Instagram-worthy creations of culinary art paired with the most adorable plush toys, visit The Lobby from April 15 – May 15 and enjoy The Peninsula Manila’s delectable 50th anniversary Hello Kitty-themed Afternoon Tea.
The Lobby’s Hello Kitty Afternoon Tea is priced at P 5,000 (with a pot of tea) and P 7,000 (with two flutes of Champagne) which comes with a Hello Kitty and The Peninsula Bear limited-edition plush toy set.
Prices are in Philippine Pesos which include VAT and are subject to 10% service charge, and applicable local taxes.
Available daily, 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm.
For inquiries or more information on The Peninsula Manila’s Hello Kitty Afternoon Tea please call The Peninsula Manila at (63 2) 8887-2888, ext. 6694 or email diningPMN@peninsula.com for Restaurant Reservations, or visit peninsula.com.
