Tag: museum
Snoopy Bucket List
The world’s most famous Beagle celebrated his birthday on August 10. Happy Birthday Snoopy! pic.twitter.com/s3O9JlYrIt — PEANUTS (@Snoopy) August 10, 2022 American cartoonist Charles M. Schulz first published this comic strip in 1947 under the name Li’l Folks. He renamed and reintroduced the Peanuts gang in a newspaper comic strip on October 2, 1950. The […]
Confused About Manila’s National Museums? Here’s a Mini Guide
If you’re thinking of visiting the newly renovated National Museum of Natural History in Manila, you might find yourself confused about the complex for three main reasons: 1. The National Museum Complex has three main museums—National Museum of Natural History, National Museum of Fine Arts, and National Museum of Anthropology. Now say that again three […]
A Guide to Las Casas’ Day Tour
Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar is the most expensive resort in Bataan, Philippines—but with good reason. It’s an open-air museum, heritage park, hotel, and beach resort all in one. Each heritage home was painstakingly moved, brick by brick, from its original location and rebuilt in this 400-hectare land. The traditional furniture and interiors are also […]
Is Upside Down Museum Worth The ₱450 Ticket?
Keeping up with the trend of interactive museums in Manila is Upside Down. While it has nothing to do with the Stranger Things Netflix series, I admit I tried to look for Barb during my visit. Inspired by the Upside Down Museums in Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan, and the US, the Manila version opened to public […]
Whenever Someone Visits Manila For The First Time, This Is Where I Take Them
I’m talking about balikbayans or foreigners who are visiting the Philippines for the first time (or the first time in a long time). All they usually have is one whole day to spare and they’d like to experience as much Filipino culture and see as many landmarks as possible before flying to Boracay. So I […]
7 Ways to Maximize Your Art in Island Experience
It’s been over a year since Art in Island: Interactive Art Museum opened its doors in Cubao, Quezon City. It’s a two-floor, non-traditional museum where you may touch the 3D paintings and installations all you want. You are encouraged to be part of the art by propping yourself in the interactive scenes.
City Art: Singapore
…plus street signs, structures, and other kitschy things that caught my eye.