A trip to SM Cebu’s Christmas Village of Hope

When it comes to Christmas decors, SM City Cebu always wins compared to Ayala Center Cebu (the two being the major malls in the metro). After attending the Visayas Blogging Summit, I went to meet my parents in Northwing. They’re buying something in SM Appliance Center so I had to stroll around Northwing’s Atrium first by myself.

I noticed the area being busy, the crowd a bit loud and excited. There was good music and food served to a certain enclosed area. The first thing I noticed are the usual grandiosely decorated Christmas trees towering the center portion.  But only a few were taking their photos with the trees. More people were looking on to something much more attention-seeking than the trees. The Christmas Village of Hope.

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Snapshots of SM Mall of Asia

The last time I went to Manila was last January 28 to 30 with friends. We went to Mall of Asia for dinner after a long day of walking in Divisoria and Star City. It’s actually my third time. However, it was my first time walking past the right side of the mall (way going to the sea front area) and I’ve seen beautiful building views. Plus the lovely sunset. Here are some proof.

A few pictures of the IMAX building. Parang sa USA lang. :mrgreen:

And then there’s more! Love the hue.

And then two more.


There you go. A bit more in my Flickr album entitled SM Mall of Asia. Enjoy!

Sa Ngalan Sa Amahan: A Cebuano Play by UPSTAGE

Mark up your calendars. On February 27, 2010, a Cebuano play will be staged in SM Cinema 2, SM City Cebu. Moonbox Event Productions presents the University of the Philippines Student Theater Arts Guild for Education (UPSTAGE) in a Cebuano play entitled Sa Ngalan Sa Amahan (In the Name of the Father). The play is directed by Ligaya Rabago-Visaya with artistic director, Rudy Aviles.

Sa Ngalan Sa Amahan

Sa Ngan sa Amahan is a Cebuano play inspired from the Palanca Award winning play for Literature written by Roberto Jose de Guzman. Sa Ngalan ng Ama in its original title is a tragic story of a family ruined by the autocratic ways of the father. The story takes place within the old household of the Villasante’s. It tackles highly important and relevant political and social issues discussed in the family setting, society’s most basic unit and very foundation.

The story stresses the importance of family relations and how the country is shaped by the families composing it. Conflicts in the story do not only revolve around the family members but also involve the greater circles of the Philippine society. The lives and views of each of the family members carefully reflect the facets of our society.

I highly recommend this play. Aside from the lessons we’ll learn about the society and family, UPSTAGE delivers amazing stage plays as a lot of us witnessed in their play last year entitled Papeles. Once a member, I assure you that UPSTAGE will only give the best. The play would be worth your time and money.

So if you have time on February 27, Saturday, watch the play with your family or friends. It will also serve as a breather for students.

Ticket prices are as follows:

Php100 – regular price

Php85 – student price

Php150 – Gala Deluxe

Php200 – Gala Premiere

Schedule: 10AM, 1PM, 4PM and 7PM (Gala)

You can buy tickets at the cinema entrance on the 27th. So please spread the word about the play. Bring your friends or whoever you’d like to bring. :mrgreen:

See you there!

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