Cebu, get ready! Air Supply is returning for their 50th Anniversary Celebration on January 27, 2026 at the Waterfront Cebu City Hotel & Casino, a one-night event filled with nostalgia and romance.
The Music That Defined an Era
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For five decades, Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock have captured hearts with soft-rock classics that continue to inspire and connect generations.
Hits You’ll Never Forget
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Sing your heart out to legendary tracks like All Out of Love, Lost in Love, and Making Love Out of Nothing at All. Expect chills, cheers, and a full-on sing-along from start to finish.
Other Informations:
Date: January 27, 2026
Time: 8:00 PM
Venue: Waterfront Cebu City Hotel & Casino
Tickets on sale: October 7, 2025 – 12:00 PM (Noon)
Available at smtickets.com
This is more than a concert, it’s a celebration of love, music, and memories. Cebu, the legends are back. Will you be there?
I used to believe schools were safest at night, quiet, harmless, asleep. But on the night of our encampment, as the laughter of my friends faded into distant echoes, I learned that silence can breathe… and darkness can watch. In the unlit hallway of the oldest building, where the moonlight died before it touched the floor, I felt it, a presence that was not human. The air grew colder, the shadows pressed in, and before I even saw her, I already knew I was not alone… and something was smiling in the dark.
There was an old building in our campus that everyone avoided, the earliest structure ever built there. Older than the rest. Darker than the rest. Even in daylight, that building felt… aware. Like something inside it never left.
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It was midnight during our Boy Scout encampment. The teachers were asleep, the lights were out, and we were running across the campus, playing hide and seek in total darkness. Our laughter echoed through hallways and gardens, fearless and excited.
There was no danger in our minds.
Not yet.
When I wandered near the oldest building, the energy changed. The air felt heavier, colder, like the place had been waiting. I walked through the corridor, guided only by moonlight from the broken windows. My footsteps echoed, but strangely, there were no crickets, no wind.
Just silence.
Then my eyes caught something at the far end of the dark hallway.
A girl.
Standing alone.
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She wore a yellow school uniform with a checkered skirt, a uniform that didn’t belong to our school. She stood in the center of the corridor, her face blank and her posture stiff, as if someone had placed her there.
This was an all-boys encampment.
No visitors. No girls. No reason for anyone to be there.
And yet she was.
Staring.
Unmoving.
Unblinking.
My body froze, my breath turning cold. I wanted to shout or run, but my limbs refused to move. I told myself it wasn’t real, just my imagination, just tricks of the dark. I forced myself to walk away, joining the others, pretending nothing happened.
Later that night, we held a ghost storytelling session near that same building. One of the seniors shared a story… about a girl who roams that corridor at midnight.
My heart began to race.
Every detail matched.
I raised my hand and asked quietly, “Was she wearing a yellow uniform with a checkered skirt?”
The senior’s face turned pale.
His voice dropped to a trembling whisper.
“Yes… but she wasn’t alone.”
I felt an icy chill crawl up my spine.
He continued, “There were two figures when I saw them. A boy and a girl. Standing together. On that same spot.”
Before anybody could react, a sharp, dragging sound echoed from the old building, like a desk being pulled across the floor.
We didn’t wait.
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We ran. All of us. No screams, no questions, just pure instinct and terror. We didn’t look back. We didn’t breathe until we reached our tents.
The university sits quietly in the middle of the city, old, heavy with history, its whitewashed walls stained faintly yellow by decades of rain. The air around it is warm by day, but by evening, a strange chill seeps through its hallways.
And somewhere inside that campus, behind the oldest building, past the classrooms with creaking wooden floors, is a restroom that no one likes to use.
It looks ordinary enough: cubicles, a row of sinks, a large mirror that stretches across the wall. But every student who has entered it alone swears that it feels… wrong.
Like the air moves differently there.
Like the silence is too complete.
Norma never believed in the stories.
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She was practical, confident, and always the one to laugh at her friends for believing in urban legends. She’d heard them all, the weeping lady by the library, the piano that plays by itself, the ghostly child near the stairwell.
But the story about the girl’s restroom, the one with the mirror, she found that one oddly fascinating.
They said years ago, a student had walked in there and screamed so loudly that people on the next floor heard it. They found her staring blankly at the ceiling, trembling, her mouth frozen open.
When she woke up, she never spoke again.
Norma thought it was nonsense.
Until the night she stayed late.
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The building was nearly empty, the lights dimmed, the faint hum of the fluorescent bulbs echoing off the high ceiling. Outside, the wind pressed against the old windows, making them rattle softly.
Norma had been working on a project and lost track of time. When she finally packed up, the guards were already locking the outer gates. She rushed to leave, but her stomach twisted uncomfortably.
She needed to use the restroom before heading home.
The only one nearby was that one.
When she stepped inside, the smell of old water hit her first, metallic, like rust.
One of the lights flickered above the sink, buzzing every few seconds.
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She glanced at her reflection in the mirror: tired eyes, ink-stained fingers, the faint shadow of exhaustion beneath her cheeks.
She turned on the faucet. The water came out in short, uneven bursts.
The dripping echoed louder than it should have — plip, plip, plip — a rhythm that didn’t stop even after she turned the handle off.
Norma frowned.
That’s when she saw it.
Her reflection blinked, a moment too late.
Then it smiled.
But Norma hadn’t.
She stared. Her reflection stared back, but the corners of its mouth lifted slowly, unnaturally, stretching into a grin too wide, too sharp.
Norma’s breath caught.
Behind her reflection, something shifted, a faint shadow, like a person standing just a few steps behind her.
Her hands trembled as she turned around. The cubicles were empty. The room was still.
But when she turned back, the woman was there.
Her face was pale, almost colorless, her hair long and soaked, strands clinging to her face as if she had just risen from deep water. Her eyes were wrong, black and depthless, staring right into Norma’s.
And then the reflection — that thing in the mirror — moved closer.
Its head tilted slightly. The smirk widened.
Norma stumbled backward, her breath coming in short, broken gasps. The lights flickered violently and in the dark, she heard a whisper.
Low. Breathless. Close.
“Don’t look away.”
When they found her, Norma was standing motionless in front of the mirror.
Her eyes were wide open, her pupils shrunken to tiny dots. Her lips moved faintly, though no sound came out.
And her gaze wasn’t on her reflection, it was fixed on the ceiling, where a small wooden cross hung crookedly above the door.
She stayed that way until the priest arrived.
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The exorcism took hours. She screamed once, a deep, guttural sound that didn’t belong in her throat, and then fainted.
When she awoke, she didn’t remember what she saw. She only asked one question, over and over again:
“Why was she smiling at me?”
The next morning, the janitor removed the mirror to clean the wall behind it.
He found scratches, long, uneven marks, as if fingernails had clawed at the surface.
And between them, faintly written in the dust, were the words:
“SHE’S STILL HERE.”
Years passed.
The school changed names.
New buildings rose. The old ones were “renovated.”
But some say the old restroom was never really torn down, just bricked over, hidden behind a newer wall.
And if you walk around the campus today, late at night, you might notice something strange.
A faint draft where there shouldn’t be one.
A section of the wall is colder than the rest.
And if you listen closely, beneath the hum of the city, you might hear it.
That soft, steady dripping water
They say the mirror is still there.
The same one Norma looked into.
The same one that smiled first.
No one knows exactly where that restroom is now.
But somewhere in that school, in a corner too quiet, down a hallway no one uses anymore, there’s a door that doesn’t open.
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And if you ever find it…
Don’t go in.
Because if you do, and you see a mirror inside, you won’t just see your reflection.
To all Cebuano’s for your christmas getaway plans. Here is your chance for direct flights directly to Siquijor this December 2025 operating 4x per week. First ever direct connection from the two islands to align with Sunlight Air’s mission to boost regional travel and provide better accessibility to hidden gems tourist destinations.
Good news for travelers and adventure seekers! Sunlight Air is launching direct flights from Cebu to Siquijor starting December 15, 2025. This mission aligns with the company’s mission to boost regional travel and provide better accessibility to lesser known islands with emerging tourist destinations. By operating 4x per week. This marks the first-ever direct air connection between the Queen City of the South and the mystical island province, making your weekend getaways to Siquijor’s stunning waterfalls, white sand beaches, and enchanted spots more accessible than ever.
Easier Access to the Island of Fire
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Previously, traveling to Siquijor from Cebu was such a hassle through booking a ferry ride that could take anywhere from 1 to 2 hours depending on the vessel type, plus dealing with port schedules and sea conditions. Now, with Sunlight Air’s new route, you can skip the maritime hustle and fly directly to this hidden gem in the Visayas, perfect for those spontaneous 3-day weekends or quick escapes from the city grind.
Better Accessibility, Newer Jets
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The new route is part of Sunlight Air’s aggressive expansion strategy following the addition of their brand-new ATR 72-600 aircraft to the fleet. This modern turboprop, which officially began commercial operations on October 26, 2025, seats up to 68 passengers and produces significantly lower carbon emissions than older-generation planes. It’s not just about convenience, brings better sustainable travel, too
Why Siquijor Should Be On Your Radar
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If you haven’t been to Siquijor yet, consider this as your sign to finally book that ticket. Known as the “Island of Fire” for its mystical reputation, Siquijor is home to some of the most breathtaking natural attractions in the Philippines. From the famous Cambugahay Falls with its turquoise cascading pools and rope swings to Salagdoong Beach with its adrenaline-pumping cliff jumps, there’s something for every type of traveler.
Or perhaps you prefer something more unique? Swim through the pitch-black Sambulawan Underground River inside a cave filled with stalactites, stalagmites, and even a natural Buddha formation. For beach lovers, Paliton Beach boasts powdery white sand and crystal-clear waters without the entrance fees.
Beyond the natural wonders, Siquijor is also known for its spiritual healers, the centuries-old Enchanted Balete Tree, and charming beach bars where you can catch stunning sunsets while sipping fresh coconut cocktails. Whether you’re into adventure, relaxation, or a bit of mystical culture, this island delivers on all fronts.
Sunlight Air’s Growing Network
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The Cebu-Siquijor route is just one piece of Sunlight Air’s broader expansion plan. This boutique carrier expands further on already popular destinations like Clark, Siargao, Busuanga (Coron), and Boracay, which continues to strengthen its position as a key player in domestic leisure travel. The airline’s CEO, Ryna Brito-Garcia, shared that the new ATR 72-600 will be deployed across existing routes while accommodating the new Siquijor service.
Looking ahead, Sunlight Air has even more ambitious plans. The airline is eyeing narrow-body jets by 2027 to serve international routes, potentially connecting Philippine islands to neighboring countries in Southeast Asia. For the short term, the focus remains on upgrading the fleet. Where Sunlight Air aims to replace its older ATR 72-500 aircraft with more ATR 72-600 units by next year.
Book Your Siquijor Adventure
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Keep an eye on Sunlight Air’s official website and social media channels for flight schedules and booking information. With 4 flights weekly starting December 15, you’ll have plenty of options to plan your escape—whether it’s a romantic weekend, a barkada adventure, or a solo soul-searching trip to visit one of Siquijor’s legendary healers.Ready na ba ta Sugboanons? The Island of Fire is calling, and now it’s just one quick flight away. Book na!
If you are longing for a slow weekend where time moves gently and the air feels lighter, Mantaga Lakeside in Toledo City is an ideal retreat. Overlooking the calm waters of Malubog Lake, the campsite offers a quiet escape where conversations linger longer, the horizon opens wide, and nature gives you the space to breathe.
The Setting
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Mantaga is surrounded by soothing lake views and rolling green landscapes, making it a peaceful spot for camping, storytelling, and unwinding in nature. It is a simple place, but its quiet atmosphere and open skies make it feel worlds away from city noise and daily stress.
The Copper City
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Toledo, known as Cebu’s Copper City, has evolved into a playground for outdoor lovers. With attractions such as Lake Bensis, Biga Pit, Malubog Lake, and the heart-shaped lake near Mount Makatol, the area continues to draw hikers and weekend explorers. Mantaga benefits from this landscape, serving as a scenic gateway to the lakes of Toledo.
The Reminder
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Visitors are encouraged to be responsible at all times. Leaving no trace, respecting locals, and caring for the surroundings ensure that Mantaga remains clean and quiet for future travelers. The charm of this destination lies in its simplicity, and preserving it is part of the experience.
By Car: Drive from Cebu City to Toledo through either the Naga–Uling Road or the Transcentral Highway. Use Google Maps or Waze and set your destination to “Mantaga Lakeside” or “Malubog Lake.” Most of the drive is smooth, with a few rough patches near the lake. Parking spaces are available near designated campsite areas.
By Commute: From Cebu City, ride a bus or van bound for Toledo City at the South Bus Terminal. Upon arrival in Toledo proper, take a habal-habal (motorbike taxi) going to Mantaga Lakeside or the Malubog Lake area. Travel usually takes around one and a half to two hours, depending on traffic and road conditions.
Cebu may not be a vast island, but places like Mantaga prove that a meaningful escape does not require long flights or complicated plans. A quiet lake, a cold breeze, and an open sky can be enough to reset the mind. Mantaga Lakeside offers that kind of pause, close to home, yet far from routine.
Discover a paradise in the highlands of Cebu City: Satuhan Cave, located in Sitio Satuhan, Brgy. Sudlon 1, a natural wonder where geology, history and serene worship meet. Deep inside this limestone formation you’ll find a chapel carved by nature, draped in stalactites and stalagmites and hosting an underground river that echoes with peaceful reverence.
Why it’s special
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The cave doubles as a shrine, the so-called Satuhan Shrine, and is noted in the inventory of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) for its unique features, relics at the entrance, developed religious site inside, and its function as a water source for the area. Its geological setting is part of the karst landscape of central Cebu, which supports caves like this one.
Historical snippets
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During wartime, locals reportedly used the cave as a refuge or hideout, the depths of the rock offering safety in difficult times. The trail and the surrounding area also showcase vegetable farms, making the ascent part of the experience: you’ll pass patches of lettuce, carrots, cabbage and other upland produce grown in Sudlon’s cooler mountain air.
How To Get There?
Location: Sition Satauhan, Barangay Sudlon I, Cebu City, Philippines
By Car: From downtown Cebu City, take the road toward Sudlon (Lahug / Busay direction) and drive up to Brgy. Sudlon 1. Follow signage or your GPS to Sitio Satuhan. According to driving directions apps, the destination is listed as “Satuhan Sudlon 1 Cebu City”. The final stretch may be a narrower, more winding road because you’re ascending into the hills, so drive carefully.
By Commute: Catch a jeepney or habal-habal (motorbike taxi) bound for Brgy. Sudlon 1 from central Cebu City (Lahug or Busay terminals). Ask to be dropped at Sitio Satuhan. From there, you’ll walk the final stretch up the trail through vegetable gardens and a forested path to the cave entrance. The route offers a scenic climb and glimpses of upland farming along the way.
If you’re looking for a destination that combines adventure, peace, and raw natural beauty, Bugasok Falls in Argao, Cebu should be on your list. Deep within the mountain barangay of Conalum, this underrated waterfall offers a peaceful escape where you can breathe in the crisp mountain air and listen to the soothing harmony of nature.
A Sanctuary Hidden in the Mountains
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Bugasok Falls is one of Argao’s best-kept secrets, a place where time seems to slow down and the noise of the city fades away. The journey begins through the rich forests and winding trails that lead to the rhythmic sound of water cascading down a rocky cliff. The falls are surrounded by towering trees and rich vegetation, creating a natural amphitheater that feels almost sacred.
The serenity of Bugasok makes it the perfect spot for reflection and relaxation. The cool mountain breeze, the noise of leaves dancing, and the symphony of birds all come together to offer a rare sense of calm. For nature lovers and peace seekers, it’s an ideal place to reset your mind and refresh your spirit.
The Journey to the Falls
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Getting to Bugasok Falls is an adventure in itself, and there are two ways to experience it.
For those who love trekking, the scenic route starts from the bridge in mainland Argao that crosses the river. The trail follows the riverside upstream, where you’ll pass through forested cliffs and large rock boulders. It’s often described as an “enchanted walk”, a journey where you’ll encounter unique plants, wildflowers, and the occasional native bird.
Make the Most of Your Argao Adventure
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A trip to Bugasok Falls is best paired with a full-day exploration of Argao’s other attractions. You can visit a tablea factory to see how local cacao beans are roasted and molded into the traditional Cebuano chocolate known as “tablea.” The weaving industry in town showcases the artistry of local weavers who create intricate handwoven products. Don’t miss trying Argao’s famous torta, a sweet and fluffy native pastry that perfectly captures the town’s culinary heritage.
If you’re a fan of history, explore Argao’s Spanish-era pueblo, where stone structures, ancestral homes, and the old church still stand as silent witnesses to the town’s rich colonial past. You can also visit the mountain view deck, which offers sweeping views of the surrounding countryside, a perfect way to end your Argao adventure.
A Hidden Paradise Worth the Journey
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Whether you choose to trek through forested trails or ride a habal-habal up winding mountain roads, Bugasok Falls offers a rare experience that blends adventure and serenity. Its unspoiled beauty and peaceful atmosphere make it one of Cebu’s true hidden gems.
In the heart of Argao’s mountains, Bugasok Falls invites you to disconnect from the world and reconnect with yourself, one splash, one breath, and one moment at a time.
By Car: From Cebu City, drive south via the Cebu South Road. The trip to Argao usually takes around two and a half to three hours, depending on traffic. Upon reaching the Argao town proper, head towards Barangay Conalum using local road signs or a navigation app like Google Maps. You can park your vehicle near the jump-off point and either continue the trek on foot or hire a habal-habal to take you closer to the falls.
By Commute: If you’re commuting, head to the South Bus Terminal in Cebu City and take a Ceres Bus bound for Argao. Ask the driver to drop you off at the Argao town proper. From there, hire a habal-habal to Barangay Cansuje or Conalum.
Who says flying with a five-star airline is only for the rich and fancy? This Christmas season, travelers are in for a surprise, roundtrip flights from Manila to Taipei for only ₱13,600 via Starlux Airlines, available from December 26 to 30. A luxury flight experience for less than what most budget airlines charge sounds impossible, but this deal proves otherwise.
Why Low-Cost Doesn’t Always Mean Cheaper
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For years, many travelers believed that low-cost carriers were the only affordable way to fly. However, frequent travelers have started to realize that budget doesn’t always equal savings.
Low-cost airline rates often look appealing at first glance, but those displayed prices are typically just the base fares. Taxes, terminal fees, and other surcharges come later and can significantly increase the total. When comparing airlines, it’s always best to look at the final price, not just the advertised fare.
Another hidden cost comes with baggage. Budget carriers usually exclude check-in luggage, and while some travelers can manage with carry-ons, most can’t, especially during winter or when shopping abroad. Purchasing additional baggage allowance can easily drive the total fare beyond that of a full-service airline.
The Full-Service Advantage
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Flying with a five-star airline like Starlux offers more than just prestige. It comes with inclusions that make traveling convenient and stress-free, checked baggage, in-flight meals, and flexible rebooking policies are all part of the standard fare.
Beyond these practical benefits, the experience itself is more comfortable. Passengers enjoy better service, more legroom, and a smoother journey overall. For long trips or family vacations, that comfort can make all the difference.
The Smart Traveler’s Takeaway
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This isn’t about dismissing low-cost carriers, they remain a great option for short, simple trips. But it’s a reminder for travelers to always compare before booking. Sometimes, the full-service option can be not only more comfortable but also more affordable in the long run.
So before clicking “book” on that budget fare, take a moment to explore what premium airlines are offering. Affordable luxury is not a myth, and with deals like this Manila-to-Taipei roundtrip for ₱13,600, it’s proof that five-star travel can fit your budget too.
In the vibrant heart of the Visayas, where heritage and modernity converge, Cebu once again crowns itself as the country’s creative capital. The Cebu Culture, Art and Design Foundation (CCAD) unveils its grand cultural trifecta, the Visayas Art Fair, the Bodega Design Caravan, and the Blue Mango Awards, a luxurious celebration of artistry, craftsmanship, and imagination that reaffirms Cebu’s prestige as a UNESCO Creative City of Design and a luminous force in the Philippine creative economy.
At the helm of this cultural renaissance is CCAD’s distinguished Board of Trustees: Overall Chairperson Maria Luisa “Mari” Booth, President Christina Borromeo-Gaston, Vice President Kenneth Cobonpue, Corporate Secretary and Visayas Art Fair Chairwoman Lorenza “Laurie” Boquiren, Auditor Carlo Cordaro, and Press Relations Officer and Blue Mango & Affiliates Chairperson Butch Carungay. Visionaries and vanguards of design, they continue to Connect, Create, and Cultivate, their collective leadership shaping a legacy that elevates Filipino creativity from the islands to the international stage.
The Visayas Art Fair
Marking its fifth glorious year on November 13–16, 2025 at Oakridge Business Park, the Visayas Art Fair once again becomes the epicenter of culture and conversation. In partnership with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), this landmark fair gathers 246 artists, 25 galleries, and a roster of luminaries from across the Visayas, Luzon, Mindanao, and Korea, creating a rare and radiant convergence of regional and global expression.
This year’s Featured Artist of the Year, Gil Francis Maningo, leads with brilliance, headlining “PASINAYA,” a back-to-back exhibition with Marian devotee and mixed-media artist Danny Rayos del Sol. Through masterful gold leaf, figurative elegance, and spiritual devotion, their works offer a transcendent dialogue between muse and Madonna, between earthly beauty and celestial light. Gold becomes not simply material, but metaphor, faith, femininity, and Filipino artistry illuminated.
The Bodega Design Caravan
Returning to the Oakridge Pavilion with refined elegance, the Bodega Design Caravan transforms interiors, fashion, cuisine, and craftsmanship into a sensorial journey. Under the creative direction of Christina Borromeo-Gaston, the Caravan celebrates the soul of Visayan design: brave, forward-thinking, and beautifully Filipino.
This year introduces Culinary Canvas, where cuisine is elevated into performance, and the Cebu Literary Festival, where words and design meet in one inspired narrative. With 66 design exhibitors and 31 literary exhibitors, the Pavilion becomes a living gallery of objects, textures, flavors, and ideas, proof that design is not merely seen, but felt.
The Blue Mango Awards
Culminating the celebration, the Blue Mango Awards distinguish leaders whose work moves the industry forward, visionaries of innovation, sustainability, heritage, and social impact. Their triumphs echo a singular truth: Filipino design is world-class, purposeful, and enduring.
A Celebration Built on Partnership, Passion, And Purpose
With the support of the NCCA, DTI, Oakridge Realty and Development Corporation, Airspeed, The Company, and a constellation of creative and industry partners, CCAD continues to nurture a thriving ecosystem, one where collaboration blossoms, and culture becomes a catalyst.
A Golden Moment For The Islands
The 2025 Visayas Art Fair celebration is a movement, a living testament to who we are as creators, Filipinos, and visionaries of the islands. Through art, design, and cultural imagination, Cebu stands not only as a destination, but as a declaration, creativity is our inheritance, our identity, and our future.
Other Informations:
Ticket Prices:
General Admission – ₱170
3-Day Pass – ₱480
Senior Citizens, PWDs & Students (ID must be presented upon registration) – ₱150
Tickets available at: https://bit.ly/VisayasArtFairRegistration2025
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