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We’re back on print! 📰

Check out the January 2026 issue in the Sunday issue of the Philippine Daily Inquirer. More locations soon!

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At the Marikina Equestrian Center, horseback riding helps children build coordination, confidence, and independence

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With its new theater season, IdeaFirst shows how film and stage can thrive side by side

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From the archive: Considering how much support the farmers need and how important they are to the Philippine economy, getting a tattoo to support them is really the least you can do

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Reclaiming our cultural power starts with proper pronunciation, the same way that representing a historically marginalized culture means making the effort to say words correctly

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Though Raymond Lauchengco once teasingly described his elder sister Menchu Lauchengco-Yulo as his “mentor and tormentor,” she was his “very first best friend.”

Now, Menchu is directing Raymond’s upcoming concert, set for Nov. 21 at Samsung Performing Arts Theatre.

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Hungarian artist Zoltán Krizsán and manager Gina Tan of KRZN Studio on bringing his Philippine-inspired work to Tokyo, Paris, and beyond

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Sustainable wrapping rests on simple habits: Using what you already have and choosing materials that can go back to nature

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For his first solo show in three years, artist JJ Jarin reframes the mundane in split seconds and in-between spaces

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His sister, Menchu Lauchengco-Yulo, takes charge of “We Built This City,” a musical tribute to Gen X

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Twenty-nine deceased animals were found dumped in Bulacan, and this kind of cruelty runs deeper than you think

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James Clar and Madge Reyes translate the restless world of Ishmael Bernal’s “Manila by Night”

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Looking at the history of the intersection of film and theater

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Inside Freaq, visual artist Bjorn Calleja and restaurateur Pam Begre carve out a contemporary art-forward lounge where all creative freaks are always welcome

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“Cebuano cooking is essentially the food of farmers and fisherfolk”

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Classics return to the stage alongside powerful women-led historical musicals, plus independent companies staging hard-hitting work

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Can art be used in therapy?

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What paranormal experiences teach us about our cultural psychology

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For creatives who enjoy gathering under artsy awnings, mark your calendars for Manila Collective’s citywide takeover. This time, the whole city is invited

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“Cebuano cooking is essentially the food of farmers and fisherfolk”

https://t.co/trGJh5DYMb