Dulaang Unibersidad Pilipinas’ 49th Theatre Season echoes Dr. José Rizal’s call for interventionist action with the theme, "Paano Umalala nang may Pag-alaga?" This milestone season tackles the urgent question of how a society remembers its past and protects its collective memory with radical care, especially in an era facing rapid historical amnesia.

After 6 years of creative collaboration and building community with brands locally and internationally, design collaborative Studio After Six makes their official debut to the public through their art gallery exhibit in Pasig City running from August 8 to 31.

On August 16, 2026, the Orchestra of the Filipino Youth takes the stage at The Proscenium Theater in Rockwell, Makati City, for a major fundraising concert titled “Music for a Regenerative Future.” Under the baton of renowned music director Maestro Gerard Salonga, this performance brings together classical artistic excellence and a collective call for environmental sustainability.

​Attending the Bagong Musika: Himig Natin NCCA Composition Prize World Premiere Concert Series at the Metropolitan Theater Ballroom felt like witnessing the bright future of Filipino classical music unfold in real time. Featuring a massive showcase of brand-new original works, the evening highlighted the incredible depth, creativity, and diversity of our local composers.

Sweet Buchanan’s PINOCCHIO celebrates the ever-enduring story of honesty, responsibility, courage, and love in a retelling of Carlo Collodi’s beloved story about the wooden puppet boy.

Manila Symphony Orchestra Returns to the FEU Auditorium on August 29 with Opera at Kundiman, Honoring the Soprano Who Sang Bizet's Carmen in Tagalog.

Plants, Flowers, Coffee, Cocktails, and a little Creativity—what’s not to love? Create beautiful art and memories with your friends and loved ones this August 15 and 29 at Casama Home as Casama Studio is hosting Abstract Art Sessions with Antipolo-based artist Lee Caces.

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) once again leads the nationwide observance of Linggo ng Musikang Pilipino (LMP) this July, presenting a series of programs that celebrate the richness and continuing evolution of Filipino music.

Attending the Manila Symphony Orchestra’s “LIBERATION: 80 Years of the Philippine Republic” gala was not just a night of music—it felt like stepping directly into a living chronicle of our nationhood. Held on the exact date marking eight decades since our flag was finally raised in full sovereignty, the program beautifully bridged our heavy historical trials with an undeniable spirit of celebration.

Biñan’s YPC Stage proudly brings to UP Diliman its first-ever homegrown theatre production Mapanakit! Mga Dulang Bittersweet to be staged outside city borders—a significant milestone in the regional arts landscape.