After Twenty Years of Weaving for Others, John Rey Sanchez Is Finally Doing It for Himself
For John Rey Sanchez, weaving was never a low-skill trade. It was always a legacy worth owning.
21
May
19
May
Seven Cebu Museums Worth Visiting This International Museum Day
From a jail turned museum to a house built in the 1730s, Cebu’s museum scene is more interesting than you think.
18
May
What We Owe Our Own Heritage and What We’re Missing
Ube gets mispronounced. Banig bags give HaloHalo. At what point does appreciation become performance?
12
May
Still Here: Homegrown Cebu Food Brands That Never Left
They survived trends, crises, and the pandemic. What keeps these Cebu food places standing?
02
Apr
Are Tsinelas Making a Comeback? A Look at Islander’s Recent Collabs
The tsinelas you grew up with just had its main character moment.
26
Mar
Xandrine Paints From the Inside Out
She paints from the soul and fights for the rights.
09
Feb
Where to Ring in the Lunar New Year in Cebu
Dragons, dumplings, and galloping into luck this CNY.
05
Feb
Qube Gallery’s 6th Run at Art Fair Philippines 2026
From material explorations to inner worlds, Interwoven Space reflects multiple ways of seeing and making.
25
Jan
Get to Know the Bisaya 2001 Liners of K-Pop and P-Pop
Did you know these idols were from your hometown?
08
Dec
Community Shines at the 8BC Merry Makers Christmas Market
Holiday magic meets community spirit.