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May 26, 2024
LOOK: Chalk artists put the final touches on their entries to the Sabsabong ti Mayo in Baguio (Flowers of May in Baguio) chalk art competition at Session Road i
May 18, 2024
Kapitan Kulam's 'Blunt Instrument' is a post-apocalyptic, feedback-saturated descent to madness, a vomit-inducing tour of the seven circles of hell that was the Duterte regime
April 7, 2024
Sotogrande Baguio veers away from the city's typical log cabin-themed accommodations, offering a minimalist and simple getaway at a prime location
February 28, 2024
The Grand Float Parade winners were celebrated for their creativity, environmental consciousness, and cultural representation
February 25, 2024
This year's Grand Float Parade highlights the community’s dedication to environmental stewardship, with floats incorporating recycled materials and locally sourced flowers, including chrysanthemums, anthuriums, and roses, among others
February 24, 2024
Cordillera police estimate that 15,400 spectators gathered early Saturday morning, February 24, along the route of the parade to witness the 28th Panagbenga Festival Grand Street Dance Parade
February 23, 2024
'The way to invoke our right is for the Ibaloy to be not only united but also to manifest solidarity. We cannot be divisive and think of our personal interests,' says Baguio Mayor Benjamin Magalong
February 18, 2024
IT’S that time of the year again when the temperature dips to chill the bones and the festive fever rises to its peak. Panagbenga indeed can be called the festival of festivals when colors of fire and hues of pastels swirl in street dances and barren grounds in the city…
February 15, 2024
■ Ofelia C. Empian The iconic sound of the Panagbenga hymn once again filled Baguio’s main thoroughfares as residents and guests led by students paraded to its tune during the opening of the 2024 Baguio Flower Festival on Feb. 3. City officials led by Mayor Benjamin Magalong and Rep. Marquez Go, and officials of the
February 1, 2024
The festival, which will run until March 3, aims to blend Baguio’s heritage with contemporary elements