With the past few weeks or even months putting a damper in our spirits due to the daily downpour of rain, we look for patches of sunlight that make trudging with wet feet worthwhile. These moments of sunlight sometimes come in the form of social gatherings and meeting...
December was, as it usually is at that time of year, a hectic month for everyone, with so much holiday shopping to be done, tourists flocking to the city, and events popping up everywhere. Fortunately, despite all of that and the difficulty of getting around Baguio,...
April 22 was Earth Day, and this time, we headed to Cafe Yagam for “Pake Mo sa El Niño?”, an event for artists, musicians, poets, and more importantly, people who want to be aware and raise awareness for the environmental and socio-political issues that the country is...
At last year’s Craft Fair, we featured two women who take great pride in their work of copper wire jewelry and watercolor painting. We continue the tradition this by paying tribute to even more of the women we have befriended in this year’s Craft...
Making a small city BIG, by exploring Baguio's culture, art, food, and fashion scenes.
Making a small city BIG, by exploring Baguio's culture, art, food, and fashion scenes.
Grief | A Poem by Vanessa VenugopalWritten by Vanessa Venugopal Grief is a process. It is …
Busy Hands at Baguio’s First Craft FairIt’s arts and crafts galore for all ages at the …
Bay Leaf Restaurant by Cris D’ CuisineThe bay leaf, known for its sweet smell, once dried, …
BLTX: Discovering a Community of CreativesDecember was, as it usually is at that time of …