Cebuano Superstitions We Grew Up Hearing
Don’t point at trees. Don’t cut your nails after dark. We revisit the Cebuano superstitions lolo and lola handed down, and why we still hesitate.
30
Oct
13
Oct
“Okay Ra Ba Jud Ta Diri?” — A Self-Rooted Betrayal
The lie we keep telling each other and ourselves.
21
Sep
Making Space and ANTHILL Put Their Hearts Into One Puso Kit
Two Cebu-based Good Design Award Philippines 2026 winners team up on a DIY kit that turns puso weaving into something anyone can learn.
13
Sep
In Flora and Faun, Storytelling Finds New Forms
Inside the story of how Flora and Faun Bookshop, owner Rachel Arandilla’s third bookshop, is reviving Patria de Cebu as a home for Cebuano literature and community.
29
Aug
Why Do We Apologize for Speaking Bisaya?
Offline, the Bisaya-Tagalog language divide looks different than it does online—it’s less about rivalry, more about who apologizes first.
25
Aug
The Art of Sincerity: How The Grainhouse Keeps Analog Alive
Because it’s the flaw that makes the moment.
21
Aug
The Creative Pulse of Cebu: Artists, Musicians, Filmmakers, and the Spaces They Call Home
Artists, musicians, filmmakers, and the spaces they call home. Cebu’s creative scene is more alive than you think.
09
Aug
5 Reasons ‘Cinebuano’ Should Be on Your Watchlist This Buwan ng Wika at Kasaysayan
Did you know Cebu once had more than 20 movie theaters on Colon Street alone? ‘Cinebuano’ fills in the history most people missed.
06
Jul
Taste Cebu: Heirloom Culinary Gallery Celebrates the Stories Behind Cebu’s Most Enduring Dishes
A one-hour journey through everything that shaped Cebuano cuisine.
03
Jul
From Farm to Table: Where Cebu’s Vegetables Come From
Behind every kilo of cabbage is a farmer who woke up before sunrise.