SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

CCP RESIDENT COMPANIESBALLET PHILIPPINES • BAYANIHAN PHILIPPINE NATIONAL FOLK DANCE COMPANY • NATIONAL MUSIC COMPETITIONS FOR YOUNG ARTISTS (NAMCYA) • PHILIPPINE BALLET THEATRE • PHILIPPINE MADRIGAL SINGERS • PHILIPPINE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA • RAMON OBUSAN FOLKLORIC GROUP • TANGHALANG PILIPINO • UST SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

FESTIVAL PERFORMERSA • ABNER CRUZ • ABNER DELINA • ACTS MANILA • ADHD PRODUCTIONS • ALFRITZ BLANCHE • ANGELINE VINCENT TECSON • ANNA BIGORNIA • ANNA ISABELLE MATUTINA • AQUINAS SPA PERFORMING GROUPS • AQUINAS UNIVERSITY SPA RONDALLA • ARIS RAMOS • ARNOLD ARRE • ARTIST, INC • ART RALLY MANILA • ARVIN JEZER GAGUI • AVID LIONGOREN • AYESA CRUZ • B • BANDA KAWAYAN PILIPINAS • BALLET MANILA JUNIOR MEMBERS • BALLET PHILIPPINES DANCE SCHOOL’S BP KIDZ • BALON DAGUPAN CHILDREN’S CHOIR • BATANGAS STATE UNIVERSITY DULAANG BATANGAN • BENJAMIN ANGELES • BICOLANO ACTORS COMPANY • BICOL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ARTS AND LETTERS STAGE • BJ DUO • BLACK CANVAS • BONG RODRIGUEZ • BOSCORALE • BSU PERFORMING ARTS DIVISION - THEATER ARTS • BURLESQUE PH X HATAW TO • C • CAVITE YOUNG WRITERS • CHIH-CHIANG M. WEI • CHIRBEE DY • CHRISTINE JOYCE SILVA • CLARAVALL-GONZALES SCHOOL OF BALLET (ILOILO CITY) • CLARAVALL SCHOOL OF DANCE • CLOI SUGANO • COMPANY OF ATENEO DANCERS • CPU HANDBELL RINGERS • CRIS GO • CULTURAL WING NG PARTIDO PAGKAKAISA NG DEMOKRATIKONG MAG-AARAL NG BULACAN STATE UNIVERSITY • D • DAMODAR CASTILLO • DE LA SALLE COLLEGE OF SAINT BENILDE DULAANG FILIPINO • DE LA SALLE COLLEGE OF SAINT BENILDE ROMANCON DANCE COMPANY • DENA FERNANDEZ • DENNIS SEBASTIAN • DEP ED TRADITIONAL MUSIC ENSEMBLE • DEREK C. AQUINO • DULAANG GANAP • DULAANG PERPETUAL • DULAANG SANGHAYA-SANGAYBAYAN, INC. • E • EDEN VILLARBA • ELIJAH ANDREI BUSTILLOS • EMILY OLIVA BARRIGA • EMMANUEL DELA CRUZ • ERIKA ARIELA • F • FCU SILAK DANCE COMPANY (ROXAS CITY) • G • GANTIMPALA THEATER FOUNDATION • GLENN S. OLIVA • H • HALILI CRUZ SCHOOL OF BALLET • HAZEL MARANAN • HIYAS NG PILIPINAS DANCE COMPANY • I • IAN MORA • ILOILO PRIMA GALAW • INDAK BAMBINO FOLKLORIC GROUP • J • JANE WEE • JANNINA PEÑA • JEAN CHERYL TAGYAMON • JEANNE MARQUEZ • JERRY SANTIAGO • JET STEPHEN CHONG • JIARRA MARIA DIMAGUILA • JOANNA MARIE TORRALBA • JOANNE CESARIO • JODELINE PECSON • JOEMAR DELA CRUZ • JOHN FRANCIS LAURIN BOZAR • JOSE ENVERGA DALISAY • JOSHUA GERARD RAQUITICO • JOVEN L. MANIAOL • JUNA LIBROJO • K • KABATAANG GITARISTA • KAGAYON DANCE TROUPE (BACOLOD CITY) • KALOOB: PHILIPPINE MUSIC AND DANCE MINISTRY • KATAGA • KAWAYAN 7 MODERN BAMBOO BAND • KIDS ACT PHILIPPINES • KIRK ANDREW PESIGAN • KISSZA MARI CAMPANO • KLYDE LEDAMO • KM64 • KUENZANG DORJI • L • LARREINA BIANCA C. LIBUTON • LA SALLE DANCE COMPANY • LA SALLE FILIPINIANA DANCE COMPANY (DASMARIÑAS, CAVITE) • LA SALLE FOLK DANCE COMPANY • LIGAO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL VOICE CHORALE • LIPA ACTORS COMPANY • LIRA • LOS CANTANTES DE MANILA • LUNARIA FAMILY • LYCEUM OF THE PHILIPPINES UNIVERSITY DANCE TROUPE • M • MAD ABOUT DANCE ACADEMY • MAGNIFICAT SINGERS • MAPUA TEKNO TEATRO • MAQUILING BALLET • MARK ANTHONY BALLESTEROS • MARCELO H. DEL PILAR PERFORMING ARTS GROUP • MARCIAL O. RANOLA MEMORIAL SCHOOL SPA PERFORMING GROUPS • MARIKINA DANCE GUILD • MARLENE AVIGUETERO • MARS MERCADO • MDX GALAW TOMASINO • MEEKO CAMBA • MELISA CAMBA •MELODY REMORCA • MGA ANAK NI INANG DAIGDIG • MICHELLE NICOLASORA • MORB • MORMS CHORAL GROUP AND RONDALLA • MUNTINLUPA DANCE COMPANY • N • NADJOUA BANSIL • NATHAN DOMAGAS • NELSON “BLOG” CALIGUIA • O • OLONGAPO SPECIAL PROGRAM IN THE ARTS • ONY CARCAMO • P • PAMELA MIRAS • PARA SA SINING • PATRICIA CANIMO • PAW CASTLLO • PERPETUAL HELP DANCE COMPANY • PHILIPPINE BARANGGAY FOLK DANCE TROUPE • PINOY READS PINOY BOOKS BOOK CLUB • PINOY STORYTELLERS • PHSA’S DULAANG SIPAT-LAWIN • PHSA SANGHIYAS PANGKAT MANANAYAW • PRIMEA CELLISTAS • PUP BAGONG HIMIG SERENATA • PUP MAHARLIKA DANCE ARTISTS • PWU-JASMS CHILDREN’S RONDALLA • R • RENEE GRACE ROSE VILLA SCHOOL OF BALLET AND PERFORMING ARTS • RENZ CRUZ • RHODIUS DADUYA • RICA ALEXANDRA DIAZ • RICHARD LEGASPI • RIPIENO ENSEMBLE • RIZAL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY DANCE TROUPE • ROLANDO GUERRERO • ROMMEL ERWIN RUIZ • ROMMEL TOLENTINO • S • SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY DANCE TROUPE • SAMAHANG NAZARENO, INC. • SANGLAHI DANCE TROUPE (VILLAMOR HIGH SCHOOL) • SANLAHI PANGKAT MANANAYAW (UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP DALTA SYSTEM) • SCHOOL OF CLASSICAL BALLET (ST. THERESA’S COLLEGE, QUEZON CITY) • SFC LAHING KAYUMANGGI MANANAYAW NG MARIKINA • SHERON DAYOC • SINAG BANAHAW CULTURAL TROUPE • SINDAW PHILIPPINES PERFORMING ARTS GUILD • SINING KUMINTANG NG BATANGAS • SINING-LAHI POLYREPERTORY • SINING PALAWAN DANCE TROUPE (PALAWAN STATE UNIVERSITY) • SIPAT LAWIN, INC. • SNES MALAYA DANCE ENSEMBLE • SOFIA DOMINIQUE C. ABELLERA • STA. TERESA COLLEGE CHERUBIM • STA. TERESA COLLEGE PERFORMING ARTS GROUP • STA. TERESA RONDALLA • STEPHEN RODRIGUEZ • STING ASISTORES • T • TAG-ANI PERFORMING ARTS SOCIETY • TANGHALANG ATENEO • TANGHALANG BATINGAW • TANGHALANG SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY • TEATRILLIANS OF ST. MARY’S COLLEGE QUEZON CITY • TEATRO BALAGTAS • TEATRO EKYUMENIKAL • TEATRO EXPEDICION DE FILIPINAS • THE GONGS OF PWU • THE SCENIUS PRO • THE TRANSCENDENTAL COLLECTIVE • TINING, ANG KORO NG LETRAN CALAMBA • TWINKLE TOES BALLET AND MUSIC ACADEMY • TUNOG ETNIKO • U • UKULELE PHILIPPINES ENSEMBLE • UKULELE UNDERGROUND PHILIPINES • UST SALINGGAWI DANCE TROUPE • UP FILIPINIANA • UP FILIPINIANA DANCE GROUP (LOS BAÑOS) • UPLB FILIPINIANA DANCE TROUPE • UNIVERSITY OF PERPETUAL HELP DALTA CHORALE • UNIVERSITY OF SAN AGUSTIN LITTLE THEATER • UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES PEP SQUAD • V • VICTOR IAN COVARRUBIAS • VIRNA VALERIO • Y • YUGTO THEATER ENSEMBLE • Z • ZIG DULAY

MUSEUM PARTNERSBAHAY TSINOY32 Anda Street, Intramuros, Manila+63 2 527 6083Open Tuesday to Sunday, 1 to 5 pmFees: Adults - Php 100; Children & students - Php 60

Bahay Tsinoy is a repository of the historical and cultural legacy of the Chinese in all aspects of Philippine life.

11:00-11:15am & 11:45-12:00nnUniversity of Perpetual Help Dalta Chorale 1:00-1:15pm Ligao National High School Voice Chorale1:45-2:00pm Ligao National High School Voice Chorale 3:00 -3:15pm & 3:45-4:00pm Magnificat Singers

CASA MANILA MUSEUMPlaza San Luis Complex cor. Gen. Luna and Real Streets, Intramuros, Manila+63 2 527 4084/88Open Tuesday to Sunday, 9am-6pmFees: Adults - Php 75; students,senior & school faculty - Php 60

Managed by the Intramuros Administration (IA), Casa Manila is a lifestyle museum that shows how Filipinos lived at the turn of the twentieth century.

11:00-11:15am & 11:45-12:00nn Sta. Teresa Rondalla/Tunog Etniko1:30-1:45pm & 2:15-2:30pmPUP Bagong Himig Serenata

NCCA GALLERYNational Commission for Culture and the Arts633 Gen Luna St., Intramuros, Manila527-2192 local 308Open Monay to Thursday (office hours)Free Admission

At the heart of its base of operations in Intramuros, the National Commission for Culture and Arts (NCCA) further fulfills its service to the Filipino Visual Arts community by re-opening the exhibition space at the lobby of the NCCA Building in response to the current demands of a vastly burgeoning contemporary art scene in the Philippines.

NATIONAL MUSEUM www.nationalmuseum.gov.phTaft Ave, Ermita, Manila, 1000 Metro Manila+63 2 527 1215Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pmFree Entrance

The National Museum for Fine Arts (Old Legislative Bldg.) has two levels. Level 2, also known as the Congress Flor, houses the Old House of Representative Session Hall, as well as galleries showing among others Religious Art from the 17th to 19th centuries. Meanwhile, The National Museum of Anthropology (Old Finance Bldg.) showcases exhibitions such as The Origin (Pinagmulan), Archeological Treasures (Kaban ng Lahi), The Filipinos and Their Rich Cultural Heritage (Kinahinatnan), Faith, Tradition & Place in the Bangsamoro Art Gallery, Hibla ng Lahing Filipino, BAYBAYIN: Ancient and Traditional Scripts of the Philippines.

11-11:20am PUP Maharlika Dance Artists12:00-12:20nn & 1-1:20 pm PHSA Sanghiyas Pangkat Mananayaw

98B COLLABoratorywww.98-b.org; escoltablock.com413 Escolta St., Mezzanine Level, First United Building, Manila+639 374 4889Open Tuesday to Sunday, 11 AM to 8 PMFree Entrance

98B COLLABoratory (98B) is a multi-disciplinary artist-run initiative and multi-functional space in Manila, Philippines.

1:10-1:30pmThe Transcendental Collective1:40-2:00pm LIRA2:10-2:30pm Pinoy Reads Pinoy Books Book Club2:40-3:00pm KM64

MUSEO PAMBATA (CHILDREN’S MUSEUM)Roxas Boulevard corner South Drive, ManilaTel.: (632) 523.1797 to 98, 536-0595 Mobile (bookings and reservations only): 0918-382-2212Open Tuesday to Saturday: 8am to 5pm (September to February); 9am to 5pm (March to August); Sundays: 1 to 5 pmFees:Children (2 years and above) and adults - Php 250; Manila residents with valid ID – Free on Tuesdays and 50% off on other days

Museo Pambata is the first children’s interactive museum in the Philippines. Opened to the public in 1994, Museo Pambata has distinguished itself for its educational programs and its innovative “hands-on” exhibits enjoyed by children from all over the country.

2:00- 2:20pmSNES Malaya Dance Ensemble3:00-3:20pm PHSA Sanghiyas Pangkat Mananayaw

MUSEO MARINO814 J. Nakpil St. corner Pilar Hidalgo Lim St. Malate, ManilaTel. 353-8180; museomarino@yahoo.comMondays to Saturdays, 9 am to 5 pmFree Admission

Museo Marino is the AMOSUP and the All Japan Seamen’s Union jointly run museum. It is a non-stock, non-profit institution dedicated to the work of a union or association of workers, specifically seafarers.

1:30 -1:45pmKataga 3:00 -3:15pm & 3:45 -4:00pmKabataang Gitarista

1335 MABINI1335 Mabini Street, Ermita, Manila+63 2 254 8498 M: +63 917 257 8407, email info@1335mabini.comTuesday to Saturday 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm; Sunday by appointmentFree Admission

1335MABINI is a multidisciplinary space for contemporary art situated closely to the cultural centers in Manila, Philippines. Comprising a 700 m2 space, 1335MABINI supports artistic creation through diverse programs; exhibitions, workshops, lectures and the artist-in-residence program: AiRPManila.

Ongoing exhibitions: Arrays of Evidence (Kiri Dalena) from January 21 to February 10; and Representations (Rinne Abrugena, Jonathan Olazo, Ryan Rubio) from January 21 to February 10

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

CINEMATHEQUE CENTRE MANILA-FILM DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL OF THE PHILIPPINES (FDCP)www.fdcp.ph; www.facebook.com/CinemathequeC-entreManila855T.M.KalawStreet,Ermita,Manila,Philippines1000(+632)256-8331|(+632)256-9948(+632)256-9958|(+632)256-9908Opens Monday to Friday; 10 AM- 7:30 PMFree Admission

The Cinematheque Centre Manila houses the Cinematheque Manila Theater, the Museo ng Pelikulang Pilipino, offices of the National Film Archives of the Philippines, the FILMASEAN Knowledge Management Center, and the offices of the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP), as well as the supplementary Cinematheque Café, souvenir shop, and classrooms.

9:30 -11:28amNoli Me Tangere (178 min)12:30 - 2:05pmInsiang (95 min)2:05 - 4:02pmPagdating sa Dulo (117 min)

UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES - MUSEUM OF A HISTORY OF IDEASUPM-MHI Building, Philippine General Hospital Compound, Padre Faura Street, Ermita, Manila 1000+639 167964117 / +639 260361044, historyofideas@upmanilamuseum.comOpens Tuesday to Saturday; 10 AM to 5 PMFees: 75 adults; 60 senior & PWD; 50 students, 25 UP students & employees

The University of the Philippines (Manila) Museum of a History of Ideas chronicles and explores the contributions of this university to the intellectual life of the Philippines – the nation with which it evolved in tandem from the time of their nearly concurrent births.

11:00-11:15am & 11:45-12:00nnPrimea Cellistas1:30-1:45pm & 2:15-2:30pmRipieno Ensemble3:00 -3:20pmSta. Teresa Cherubim

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF MANILAwww.metmuseum.phBSP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Malate, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines(02) 780-7828 to 29Mondays to Saturdays, 10 am to 5:30 pmFees: 100 adults & students; 80 Senior & PWD

The Metropolitan Museum of Manila maintains temporary and permanent exhibitions of pre-colonial, modern and contemporary art. It aims to makes art accessible to all via its multi-disciplinary approach in content and design, its interactive stations and educational programs.

Ongoing exhibitions:Shadow Forest: Encounters and Explorations (Ronald Ventura) from January 30 to March 4; and The Philippine Contemporary: to scale the past and the possible (permanent collection)

11:00-11:15am & 1:30-1:45pmArt Rally Manila 11:45-12:00nn & 2:15-2:30 pmPara Sa Sining 3:00-3:15pm UST MDX GALAW TOMASINO 3:45-4:00pmLyceum of the Philippines University Dance Troupe

AVELLANA ART GALLERY2680 FB Harrison St., Pasay City 1300; (02) 833 8357)Mondays to Saturdays, 10 AM-6 PM; Free Entrance

Situated in a compound reminiscent of 1950’s residences of Old Manila, Avellana Art Gallery is run by Albert Avellana who does not favor trendy artists, but champions solid, unheralded practitioners.

Ongoing exhibition:Temporary (Gary Custodio) until February 15

GALLERIA DUEMILA210 Loring St. 1300 Pasay City; (02) 831 9990Open Monday to Saturday: 10:00 am - 6:00pm; Free entrance

Galleria Duemila was established in 1975 by Italian-born Silvana Ancellotti-Diaz. Today it is the longest running commercial gallery in the Philippines and maintains a strong international profile.

Ongoing exhibition:Paintings/Installations/Objects IV (Nestor Vinluan) from February 4 – February 25

LIWASANG BALAGTAS Beata Street, Pandacan Manila

Liwasang Balagtas is the home of CCP’s Pasinaya sa Pandacan 2017. This open air plaza is dedicated to the Philippines’ greatest poet Balagtas. It is believed that most parts of Balagtas’ magnum opus Florante at Laura were written in this side of town.

3:00-3:15 Opening ceremony, speeches, introduction about Pasinaya, announcements, greetings

3:15-3:35 PUP MAHARLIKA DANCE ARTISTS3:35-3:45 (Break)3:45-4:05 LIRA4:05-4:15 (Break)4:15-4:35 Teatro Balagtas4:35-4:45 (Break)4:45-5:05 KM645:05-5:15 (Break)5:15-5:35 PHSA Sanghiyas Pangkat Mananayaw

5:35-5:45Closing ceremony, speeches, announcements, invitations

MUSEUM PARTNERSBAHAY TSINOY32 Anda Street, Intramuros, Manila+63 2 527 6083Open Tuesday to Sunday, 1 to 5 pmFees: Adults - Php 100; Children & students - Php 60

Bahay Tsinoy is a repository of the historical and cultural legacy of the Chinese in all aspects of Philippine life.

11:00-11:15am & 11:45-12:00nnUniversity of Perpetual Help Dalta Chorale 1:00-1:15pm Ligao National High School Voice Chorale1:45-2:00pm Ligao National High School Voice Chorale 3:00 -3:15pm & 3:45-4:00pm Magnificat Singers

CASA MANILA MUSEUMPlaza San Luis Complex cor. Gen. Luna and Real Streets, Intramuros, Manila+63 2 527 4084/88Open Tuesday to Sunday, 9am-6pmFees: Adults - Php 75; students,senior & school faculty - Php 60

Managed by the Intramuros Administration (IA), Casa Manila is a lifestyle museum that shows how Filipinos lived at the turn of the twentieth century.

11:00-11:15am & 11:45-12:00nn Sta. Teresa Rondalla/Tunog Etniko1:30-1:45pm & 2:15-2:30pmPUP Bagong Himig Serenata

NCCA GALLERYNational Commission for Culture and the Arts633 Gen Luna St., Intramuros, Manila527-2192 local 308Open Monay to Thursday (office hours)Free Admission

At the heart of its base of operations in Intramuros, the National Commission for Culture and Arts (NCCA) further fulfills its service to the Filipino Visual Arts community by re-opening the exhibition space at the lobby of the NCCA Building in response to the current demands of a vastly burgeoning contemporary art scene in the Philippines.

NATIONAL MUSEUM www.nationalmuseum.gov.phTaft Ave, Ermita, Manila, 1000 Metro Manila+63 2 527 1215Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pmFree Entrance

The National Museum for Fine Arts (Old Legislative Bldg.) has two levels. Level 2, also known as the Congress Flor, houses the Old House of Representative Session Hall, as well as galleries showing among others Religious Art from the 17th to 19th centuries. Meanwhile, The National Museum of Anthropology (Old Finance Bldg.) showcases exhibitions such as The Origin (Pinagmulan), Archeological Treasures (Kaban ng Lahi), The Filipinos and Their Rich Cultural Heritage (Kinahinatnan), Faith, Tradition & Place in the Bangsamoro Art Gallery, Hibla ng Lahing Filipino, BAYBAYIN: Ancient and Traditional Scripts of the Philippines.

11-11:20am PUP Maharlika Dance Artists12:00-12:20nn & 1-1:20 pm PHSA Sanghiyas Pangkat Mananayaw

98B COLLABoratorywww.98-b.org; escoltablock.com413 Escolta St., Mezzanine Level, First United Building, Manila+639 374 4889Open Tuesday to Sunday, 11 AM to 8 PMFree Entrance

98B COLLABoratory (98B) is a multi-disciplinary artist-run initiative and multi-functional space in Manila, Philippines.

1:10-1:30pmThe Transcendental Collective1:40-2:00pm LIRA2:10-2:30pm Pinoy Reads Pinoy Books Book Club2:40-3:00pm KM64

MUSEO PAMBATA (CHILDREN’S MUSEUM)Roxas Boulevard corner South Drive, ManilaTel.: (632) 523.1797 to 98, 536-0595 Mobile (bookings and reservations only): 0918-382-2212Open Tuesday to Saturday: 8am to 5pm (September to February); 9am to 5pm (March to August); Sundays: 1 to 5 pmFees:Children (2 years and above) and adults - Php 250; Manila residents with valid ID – Free on Tuesdays and 50% off on other days

Museo Pambata is the first children’s interactive museum in the Philippines. Opened to the public in 1994, Museo Pambata has distinguished itself for its educational programs and its innovative “hands-on” exhibits enjoyed by children from all over the country.

2:00- 2:20pmSNES Malaya Dance Ensemble3:00-3:20pm PHSA Sanghiyas Pangkat Mananayaw

MUSEO MARINO814 J. Nakpil St. corner Pilar Hidalgo Lim St. Malate, ManilaTel. 353-8180; museomarino@yahoo.comMondays to Saturdays, 9 am to 5 pmFree Admission

Museo Marino is the AMOSUP and the All Japan Seamen’s Union jointly run museum. It is a non-stock, non-profit institution dedicated to the work of a union or association of workers, specifically seafarers.

1:30 -1:45pmKataga 3:00 -3:15pm & 3:45 -4:00pmKabataang Gitarista

1335 MABINI1335 Mabini Street, Ermita, Manila+63 2 254 8498 M: +63 917 257 8407, email info@1335mabini.comTuesday to Saturday 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm; Sunday by appointmentFree Admission

1335MABINI is a multidisciplinary space for contemporary art situated closely to the cultural centers in Manila, Philippines. Comprising a 700 m2 space, 1335MABINI supports artistic creation through diverse programs; exhibitions, workshops, lectures and the artist-in-residence program: AiRPManila.

Ongoing exhibitions: Arrays of Evidence (Kiri Dalena) from January 21 to February 10; and Representations (Rinne Abrugena, Jonathan Olazo, Ryan Rubio) from January 21 to February 10

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

CINEMATHEQUE CENTRE MANILA-FILM DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL OF THE PHILIPPINES (FDCP)www.fdcp.ph; www.facebook.com/CinemathequeC-entreManila855T.M.KalawStreet,Ermita,Manila,Philippines1000(+632)256-8331|(+632)256-9948(+632)256-9958|(+632)256-9908Opens Monday to Friday; 10 AM- 7:30 PMFree Admission

The Cinematheque Centre Manila houses the Cinematheque Manila Theater, the Museo ng Pelikulang Pilipino, offices of the National Film Archives of the Philippines, the FILMASEAN Knowledge Management Center, and the offices of the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP), as well as the supplementary Cinematheque Café, souvenir shop, and classrooms.

9:30 -11:28amNoli Me Tangere (178 min)12:30 - 2:05pmInsiang (95 min)2:05 - 4:02pmPagdating sa Dulo (117 min)

UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES - MUSEUM OF A HISTORY OF IDEASUPM-MHI Building, Philippine General Hospital Compound, Padre Faura Street, Ermita, Manila 1000+639 167964117 / +639 260361044, historyofideas@upmanilamuseum.comOpens Tuesday to Saturday; 10 AM to 5 PMFees: 75 adults; 60 senior & PWD; 50 students, 25 UP students & employees

The University of the Philippines (Manila) Museum of a History of Ideas chronicles and explores the contributions of this university to the intellectual life of the Philippines – the nation with which it evolved in tandem from the time of their nearly concurrent births.

11:00-11:15am & 11:45-12:00nnPrimea Cellistas1:30-1:45pm & 2:15-2:30pmRipieno Ensemble3:00 -3:20pmSta. Teresa Cherubim

METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF MANILAwww.metmuseum.phBSP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Malate, Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines(02) 780-7828 to 29Mondays to Saturdays, 10 am to 5:30 pmFees: 100 adults & students; 80 Senior & PWD

The Metropolitan Museum of Manila maintains temporary and permanent exhibitions of pre-colonial, modern and contemporary art. It aims to makes art accessible to all via its multi-disciplinary approach in content and design, its interactive stations and educational programs.

Ongoing exhibitions:Shadow Forest: Encounters and Explorations (Ronald Ventura) from January 30 to March 4; and The Philippine Contemporary: to scale the past and the possible (permanent collection)

11:00-11:15am & 1:30-1:45pmArt Rally Manila 11:45-12:00nn & 2:15-2:30 pmPara Sa Sining 3:00-3:15pm UST MDX GALAW TOMASINO 3:45-4:00pmLyceum of the Philippines University Dance Troupe

AVELLANA ART GALLERY2680 FB Harrison St., Pasay City 1300; (02) 833 8357)Mondays to Saturdays, 10 AM-6 PM; Free Entrance

Situated in a compound reminiscent of 1950’s residences of Old Manila, Avellana Art Gallery is run by Albert Avellana who does not favor trendy artists, but champions solid, unheralded practitioners.

Ongoing exhibition:Temporary (Gary Custodio) until February 15

GALLERIA DUEMILA210 Loring St. 1300 Pasay City; (02) 831 9990Open Monday to Saturday: 10:00 am - 6:00pm; Free entrance

Galleria Duemila was established in 1975 by Italian-born Silvana Ancellotti-Diaz. Today it is the longest running commercial gallery in the Philippines and maintains a strong international profile.

Ongoing exhibition:Paintings/Installations/Objects IV (Nestor Vinluan) from February 4 – February 25

LIWASANG BALAGTAS Beata Street, Pandacan Manila

Liwasang Balagtas is the home of CCP’s Pasinaya sa Pandacan 2017. This open air plaza is dedicated to the Philippines’ greatest poet Balagtas. It is believed that most parts of Balagtas’ magnum opus Florante at Laura were written in this side of town.

3:00-3:15 Opening ceremony, speeches, introduction about Pasinaya, announcements, greetings

3:15-3:35 PUP MAHARLIKA DANCE ARTISTS3:35-3:45 (Break)3:45-4:05 LIRA4:05-4:15 (Break)4:15-4:35 Teatro Balagtas4:35-4:45 (Break)4:45-5:05 KM645:05-5:15 (Break)5:15-5:35 PHSA Sanghiyas Pangkat Mananayaw

5:35-5:45Closing ceremony, speeches, announcements, invitations

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P R E - S H O W a t P E D R O B U K A N E G : O L O N G A P O S P E C I A L P R O G R A M I N T H E A R T S , F C U S I L A K D A N C E C O M P A N Y , T E A T R O E K Y U M E N I K A L , S T A . T E R E S A C O L L E G E P E R F O R M I N G A R T S G R O U P , L A S A L L E F I L I P I N I A N A D A N C E C O M P A N Y A N D U P P E P S Q U A D

O P E N I N G C E R E M O N I E S A N D P A R A D E : S A I N T L O U I S U N I V E R S I T Y D A N C E T R O U P E , M A R I K I N A D A N C E G U I L D , L I G A O N A T I O N A L H I G H S C H O O L V O I C E C H O R A L E , M O R M S C H O R A L G R O U P A N D R O N D A L L A , A Q U I N A S U N I V E R S I T Y S P A R O N D A L L A , P U P B A G O N G H I M I G S E R E N A T A a n d M D X G A L A W T O M A S I N O

P E O P L E ’ S G A L A • P E O P L E ’ S G A L A

P E D R O B U K A N E G : U P P E P S Q U A D

P E D R O B U K A N E G : S O A P B O X P E R F O R M A N C E S : 1 ) A D H D P R O D U C T I O N S 2 ) Y U G T O T H E A T E R E N S E M B L E 3 ) A N T I P A R A C O L L A B O R A T I V E 4 ) B J D U O

P E D R O B U K A N E G : S O A P B O X P E R F O R M A N C E S : 1 ) A N T I P A R A C O L L A B O R A T I V E 2 ) B U R L E S Q U E P H X H A T A W T O 3 ) T A N G H A L A N G B A T I N G A W

TANGHALANG NICANOR ABELARDO

(Resident Company Zone)

UST SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

PHILIPPINE BALLET THEATRE

Excerpt from NutcrackerDivertissement Act 2

NAMCYAFeaturing

BOSCORALE and DepEd TRADITIONAL MUSIC

ENSEMBLE

RAMON OBUSAN FOLKLORIC GROUP

TANGHALANG PILIPINOExcerpt from Eurydice

BALLET PHILIPPINES

PHILIPPINE MADRIGAL SINGERS

BAYANIHAN PHILIPPINE NATIONAL FOLK DANCE

COMPANY

PHILIPPINE PHILHARMONICORCHESTRA

MAIN THEATERRAMP

( Folk Dance Zone )

MARIKINA DANCE GUILD

MGA ANAK NI INANG DAIGDIG

RIZAL TECHNOLOGICALUNIVERSIT Y DANCE

TROUPE

SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSIT YDANCE TROUPE(BAGUIO CIT Y )

SINAG BANAHAW CULTURAL TROUPE

UP FILIPINIANA DANCE GROUP

SINDAW PHILIPPINES PERFORMING ARTS GUILD

UST SALINGGAWI DANCE TROUPE

SANLAHI PANGKAT MANANAYAW (UNIVERSIT YOF PERPETUAL HELP DALTA

SYSTEM)

SINING KUMINTANG NGBATANGAS

KALOOB: PHILIPPINE MUSIC AND DANCE

MINISTRY

PHILIPPINE BARANGGAYFOLK DANCE TROUPE

INDAK BAMBINO FOLKLORIC

GROUP

SINING PALAWAN DANCETROUPE (PALAWAN STATE

UNIVERSIT Y )

SANGLAHI DANCETROUPE (VILLAMOR HIGH

SCHOOL)

TANGHALANG AURELIO TOLENTINO

(Music Zone)

KABATAANG GITARISTA

MARIA SCHOLARSIN PERFORMANCE

BALON DAGUPAN CHILDREN’S CHOIR

(Int’l. prize winning choir)

SONGS FROM MUSICALTHEATER WITH HAZEL,ALFRITZ, PAW, MELISA

AND MICHELLE

YOUNG MARIMBISTS WITH STRINGS

PHSA GRADE 10 MUSICIANS SHOWCASE

PWU-JASMS RONDALLA(NAMCYA 1STPrize Winner)

2016 NAMCYA PIANO WINNERS CAT. B(1st & 2nd Prize)

LOS CANTANTES DEMANILA

(Int’l prize winner)

EXCERPTS FROM OPERAWITH YOUNG OPERA

SINGERS

CPU HANDBELL RINGERS

THE GONGS OF PWU

NAMCYA JUNIOR STRING WINNERS

TANGHALANGHUSENG BATUTE

(Theater Zone)

KIDS ACT PHILIPPINES“Peter Pan”

SAMAHANG NAZARENO, INC.

“Ang Sayaw ni Salome”

LUNARIA FAMILYTalentadong Papets

Lunaria Marionette Show

PHSA’S DULAANG SIPAT LAWIN

“Pragres”

GANTIMPALA THEATER

FOUNDATION“4 Classics: Noli, Fili,Florante at Laura and

Ibong Adarna”

ILOILO PRIMA GALAW“Riddle of the Sphinx”

ARTIST, INC.“Ang Tuta, Tuko at

Hunyango”

LIPA ACTORS COMPANY“Milagros: Ang Huling

Himalang Lumang Lipa”

BLACK CANVAS“Werk In Progress “

TANGHALANG ATENEO“Si Janus Silang at ang

Tiyanak ng Tabon”

DE LA SALLE COLLEGE OFSAINT BENILDE DULAANG

FILIPINO

SIPAT LAWIN, INC.“Yen Yen de Sarapen

Independent Mascot”

TEATRO EXPEDICIONDE FILIPINAS“Guatemala”

BULWAGANGAMADO HERNANDEZ

(Theater Zone)

BICOLANO ACTORS COMPANY

“Ina - Our Lady of Penafrancia”

TEATRILLIANS OF ST.MARY’S COLLEGE

QUEZON CIT Y“Cinderella”

CULTURAL WING NG PARTIDO PAGKAKAISA NG

DEMOKRATIKONG MAG-AARAL NG BULACAN STATE

UNIVERSIT Y“Ang Huling Birthday Cake

Para kay Julius”

DULAANG GANAP“Si Bernard sa Ikalawang

Kabanata”

SINING-LAHI POLYREPERTORY

“Tong-a-Tong”

DULAANG PERPETUAL“Iniputan”

DULAANG SANGHAYA-SANGAYBAYAN, INC.

“Padre Por Patria”

MAPUA TEKNO TEATRO“Triangle”

BATANGAS STATEUNIVERSIT Y DULAANG

BATANGAN“Tumba-Tumba”

THE SCENIUS PRO“Ang Pag-ibig ni Lalaki at ni

Babae”

YUGTO THEATER ENSEMBLE“Biyahe”

BSU PERFORMING ARTSDIVISION - THEATER ARTS

“ZsaZsa Zaturnnah the Musical”

BICOL UNIVERSIT Y COLLEGE OF ARTS

AND LETTERS STAGE“Lamay”

BULWAGANG FRANCISCA REYES AQUINO (Ballet/

Modern Dance Zone)

ACTS MANILA

BALLET PHILIPPINESDANCE SCHOOL’S

BP KIDZ

MAD ABOUT DANCEACADEMY

CLARAVALL-GONZALEZSCHOOL OF BALLET

(ILOILO CIT Y )

CLARAVALL SCHOOL

OF DANCE

SCHOOL OF CLASSICALBALLET (ST. THERESA’S

COLLEGE, QUEZON CIT Y )

TWINKLE TOES BALLETAND MUSIC ACADEMY

KAGAYON DANCETROUPE

(BACOLOD CIT Y )

RENEE GRACE ROSE VILLA SCHOOL OF BALLETAND PERFORMING ARTS

BALLET MANILA 2AND SCHOLARS

COMPANY OFATENEO DANCERS

ROMANCON DANCECOMPANY

UST SALINGGAWIDANCE TROUPE

MAQUILING BALLET

BULWAGANG PAMBANSANG ALAGAD NG

SINING (Workshop Zone)

INSTRUMENT PETTINGZOO - UST Symphony

Orchestra (Open until 12 nn)

ESKINITA(Variety Zone /Sunday Market)

AQUINAS UNIVERSIT Y OFLEGASPI SPA PERFORMING

GROUPS

MARCIAL O. RAÑOLAMEMORIAL SCHOOL

SPA PERFORMING GROUPS(GUINOBATAN, ALBAY )

SNES MALAYA DANCE ENSEMBLE

STA. TERESA COLLEGEPERFORMING ARTS GROUP

(BAUAN, BATANGAS)

SFC LAHING KAYUMANGGIMANANAYAW NG MARIKINA

KAWAYAN 7 MODERN BAMBOO BAND

MARCELO H. DEL PILARPERFORMING ARTS GROUP

TINING, ANG KORO NG LETRAN

CALAMBA

UPLB FILIPINIANA DANCETROUPE

UKULELE PHILIPPINESENSEMBLE

HALILI CRUZ SCHOOL OF BALLET

LA SALLE DANCE COMPANYAND UP FILIPINIANA

MUNTINLUPA DANCE COMPANY

FCU SILAK DANCE COMPANY (ROXAS CIT Y )

LA SALLE FOLK DANCECOMPANY

TANGHALANGMANUEL CONDE

(Film Zone)

CINEMALAYA SHORTS-A:ANGAN-ANGAN

GABONWAG KANG TITINGIN

GAWAD ALTERNATIBO ANIMATION WINNERS-A:

POWER UPPOPO

BULADOR DE CASAKALEH AT MBAKI

LEVANTA

ANIMAHENASYON WINNERS- A:

LITTLE MISS FIREFLYGEORGE

TO THE SKYTHE SEED

HEAT RUSHA DAY IN THE LIFE OF INDAY

THE PERFECT MATCHPANALANGINTREASURES

CINEMALAYA SHORTS - B:BOHE:SONS OF THE WAVES

ANDONGMY PET

GAWAD ALTERNATIBO ANIMATION WINNERS - B:

A YETI STORYHERMANO

LOLA LOLENGPAPERCUT

ANIMAHENASYON WINNERS - B:

ANDONG AGIMAT:KANYA ANG KALYE

MUNINGTHAT CAT! IN COOKIE MISHAP

SORCERACEDUET

MI HIJAMITATANG

DEAD OF THE NIGHTSHRIMP STRUGGLES

CINEMALAYA SHORTS - C:PUWANG

PADULONG SA PINUY-ANAN

GAWAD ALTERNATIBO SHORTS WINNERS:

UWIAN NASINADYA KONG

KALIMUTAN PARA MAULIT ANG LAHAT

CINEMALAYA SHORTS - D:MANENAYA

MISSINGTUTOB

GALLERIESAND HALLWAYS(Exhibit Zone )

BULWAGANG CARLOS V.FRANCISCO (Little Theater

Lobby) Homebound: A Survey of Angono Contemporary Art

(Open from 9 am - 6 pm)

BULWAGANG JUAN LUNAPASILYO GUILLERMO

TOLENTINO(3F) BULWAGANG

FERNANDO AMORSOLOPASILYO VICTORIO EDADES

(4F) 4F ATRIUMLast Full Show: Danilo Dalena Retrospective

(Open from 9 am - 6 pm)

PASILYO VICENTE MANANSALA (2F)

Exhibition of Palihan artworks

(Open from 9 am - 6 pm)

CCP LIBRARY

(Kid’s Zone)

ABNER DELINA

LIRA

KM64

ONY CARCAMO

MELODY REMORCA

PINOY STORY TELLERS

CAVITE YOUNG WRITERS

MARS MERCADO

PEDRO BUKANEG

(Variety Zone)

TEATRO EKYUMENIKAL

BANDA KAWAYANPILIPINAS

UNIVERSIT Y OF SANAGUSTIN LITTLE THEATER

TAG-ANI PERFORMINGARTS SOCIET Y

HIYAS NG PILIPINAS DANCECOMPANY

TANGHALANG SAINTLOUIS UNIVERSIT Y

LA SALLE FILIPINIANADANCE COMPANY

(DASMARINAS, CAVITE)

UKULELE UNDERGROUNDPHILIPPINES

PERPETUAL HELPDANCE COMPANY

TIME

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12:20PM

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