3 FEU short films selected to screen at FDCP’s 2nd Film Education Convention

Three student films from Far Eastern University Department of Communication are heading to De La Salle University Manila for the second Film Education Convention of the Film Development Council of the Philippines.

The two-day convention, held as part of the Philippine Film Industry Month 2026 celebration, runs from September 25 to 26 at the Br. Andrew Gonzalez Building on Taft Avenue, gathering educators, student filmmakers, and industry leaders.

Among the featured works in FilmEC’s Spotlight on Student Shorts program are FEU’s “Where the Cave Ends,” “Kahel,” and “Ani.”

The event kicks off its student showcases on Friday, September 25, at Room A1403, 14th floor of the said building. Two FEU short films will take center stage during the 4:00-5:30 p.m. block.

Directed by Nix Vergara and produced by Sineninix. with Shepherd Pictures, Salinsining, Project V Media, and P.tik Bulag Films, “Where the Cave Ends” follows Jim (Andre Miguel), a journalist who ventures deep into a cave in search of the truth regarding a local Babaylan accused of causing a military colonel’s disappearance.

Where the Cave Ends

Where the Cave Ends production team

Vergara’s film previously represented FEU at the 16th Binisaya International Film Festival in Cebu and will next compete at the Sine Sampaloc Film Festival 2026 in Quezon Province.

Meanwhile, “Kahel,” directed by Garnet Morilla Llames under the production team Kuwerdas, tells the story of Elias (Justin Abalos), a 9-to-5 worker who leaves his job to pursue music in the city, only to end up stranded in a broken-down jeepney with his musical hero (Brylle Parzuelo).

Justin Abalos in Kahel

Kahel production team

The musical film won major awards at FEU’s Sinepiyu XVIII, including Best Film, Best Direction, Best Editing, and Best Music/Score, and was selected as a finalist at the 38th Cultural Center of the Philippines Gawad Alternatibo last August and the FAMAS Short Film Festival in October.

The short film was recently screened at the 6th Hundred Islands Film Festival in Alaminos, Pangasinan and Cinemagis 16: Northern Mindanao Short Film Festival at the Xavier University Little Theater in Cagayan de Oro City as part of the CCP Lakbay Sine program.

On Saturday, Sept. 26, the student showcases continue at Room A1403 during the 2:00-3:30 p.m. block, featuring “Ani” directed by Ayessa Tan. Set in an alternate, climate-stricken reality plagued by severe grain shortages, “Ani” follows Noli (Karl Medina), a farmer who enters a high-stakes harvesting contest held by a wealthy trader to fund his wife’s medical expenses.

Karl Medina in Ani

Victor Romano in Ani

Ani production team

Tan’s film, which explores systemic corruption and the plight of agricultural workers, won Best Film in the Binisaya Horizons category of the 16th Binisaya, and 3rd Best Film, Best Screenplay, Best Production Design, and Best Supporting Actor for Vic Romano at Sinepiyu XVIII.

Organized by the FDCP’s Academic Film Society with DLSU Manila, FilmEC provides a platform to celebrate student filmmaking while offering roundtable and panel discussions, lectures, and talkback sessions led by National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts Ricky Lee.

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Playtime Gets More Fun with Playverse at SM

Little moments, big fun at Playverse

Kids always have a favorite toy, character, or game they can’t get enough of. Playverse brings more of these favorites to SM, with toys to discover and character-inspired experiences made for playtime, brought to families by SM Supermalls in partnership with Toy Kingdom.

Your Sanrio and Pokemon finds all in one pop-up just like in SM City Marikina

Bluey & Friends brought the playdate to the atrium of SM City San Jose del Monte

Playverse kicked things off with Bluey Playdates with Friends at SM City Marikina in May, giving kids a chance to play, explore, and enjoy a fun day out with one of their favorite characters. The fun continues with more characters, toys, and play experiences coming to SM malls in North and East Metro Manila.

Rev up playtime and discover Hot Wheels favorites at SM.

Hot finds for all Hot Wheels fans!

Majorette Die-casts were also on display at SM City Fairview

Hot Wheels, but make it life-sized at SM City East Ortigas (left) and SM City Fairview (right)

From Bluey and Hot Wheels to Sanrio, Pokémon, Bburago x Maesto, Paw Patrol, and Gabby’s Dollhouse, there’s plenty for kids to look forward to in the coming months. Families can drop by the different Playverse activities to explore fun installations, take photos, and enjoy playtime together.

Step into Playverse at your nearest, most-loved SM mall in North and East Metro Manila

Here’s what’s coming to your most-loved malls:

BLUEY PLAYDATES WITH FRIENDS
📍 SM City East Ortigas | September 23 to October 18 | Main Atrium

HOT WHEELS
📍 SM City San Mateo | September 16 to 28 | Main Atrium
📍 SM City East Ortigas | September 18 to 29 | Event Area

BBURAGO X MAISTO: THE ULTIMATE F1 RACING EXPERIENCE YOUR RACE, YOUR COLLECTION
📍 SM City Novaliches | October 1-15 | Mall Atrium
📍 SM City San Mateo | November 1-15 | 2nd Level in front of SM Store

SANRIO & POKÉMON
📍 SM City Masinag | October 12 to 25 | Mini Atrium

POKEMON MALL CARAVAN
📍 SM City East Ortigas | October 23 to November 8 | Main Atrium

POKEMON by FUNISM
📍 SM City East Ortigas | November 16 to 30 | Main Atrium

PAW PATROL & GABBY’S DOLLHOUSE
📍 SM City Marikina | November 8 to December 6 | 2nd Level, near TSS
📍 SM City Masinag | November 15 to December 13 | Mall Atrium
📍 SM City Taytay | November 29 to December 20 | 2nd Level, fronting Food Court
📍 SM City East Ortigas | December 6 to 20 | Main Atrium

Happy family photos with Bingo and Bluey at SM City San Jose Del Monte. Catch them at SM City East Ortigas Main Atrium until October 18.

Bburago x Maestro is about to put F1 fans in the fast lane at SM City Novaliches and San Mateo this November

Get ready, trainers! Funism is bringing a whole lot of Pokemon to SM City East Ortigas in November

Making the Playverse experience even more exciting is Toy Kingdom, where you can find toys, collectibles, and other finds featuring some of the favorites you’ll see at the pop-ups. From Hot Wheels cars and Pokémon plushies to Paw Patrol toys and Gabby’s Dollhouse sets, there’s plenty to browse and bring home.

Favorite Sanrio Characters -- Hello Kitty, My Melody, Cinnamoroll and Pompurrin on display at Toy Kingdom

Time for some dollhouse fun with Gabby and her adorable kitty friends!

Charmander and Pikachu plushies for all Pokemon fans!

Have these Hot Wheels in your collection straight from Toy Kingdom

Take home these Marshall and Everest plushies together with Launch 'N' Cruiser car toys from Paw Patrol

Make the most of playtime and max out the fun at your most-loved malls. Whether you’re checking out the latest toys, joining a Playverse activity, or simply looking for something new to bring home, there are plenty of ways to play, explore, and enjoy your next mall day.

With more Playverse activities happening in the coming months, there’s always something new to check out. Drop by Playverse and Toy Kingdom at participating SM malls, see what’s waiting for you, and find your next playtime favorite.

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I came for a theater show. Moryon gave me a history lesson.

How did Filipinos celebrate Holy Week during the Japanese-American War? What happens when faith, fear, and love for country meet in the middle of war?

These questions come alive in “Moryon,” the latest production of the Far Eastern University Theater Guild (FEU Theater Guild). An adaptation of Guy de Maupassant’s Mother Sauvage, the play uses a story of war and revenge to awaken a sense of patriotism among today's generation.

As soon as you enter the theater, FTG already knows how to set the mood.

There is already someone on stage. Caridad, played by Ysabel delos Reyes, is quietly doing something that immediately makes you curious. What is she doing? Why is she there? And how will this connect to the story?

 

This is one of the things I enjoy about FTG productions. Similar to Karne, Moryon is not only something you watch. It is a multi-sensory experience. You see what is happening, hear the sounds around you, and even smell what is being cooked in the kitchen.

Director Dudz Teraña intentionally placed the kitchen on stage, and it adds another layer to the experience. And yes, the food smells really good. It makes the setting feel more alive and familiar, while also making you feel like you have entered the world of these characters rather than simply watching them perform.

Another detail that stood out is how well the cast handled the Marinduqueño accent. It feels natural and consistent throughout the performance. The use of the Japanese language also adds to the atmosphere, making the wartime setting feel more grounded.

But the emotional weight of Moryon truly comes through in its characters.

One of the hardest scenes to watch is Joaquin's torture scene played by Aldin Covarrubias. I shed a tear because of how realistic and emotional it felt. The pain was not presented simply as violence for shock value. You could feel the fear and helplessness of the character. What makes it even more painful is learning how Joaquin was also tortured by his own father when he was a child. His suffering is not limited to what happens during the war. It is part of a much deeper wound.

Then there is Marta, played by Margarita Barrameda, who quickly became one of my favorite neighbors. She is that one person in the community who is always nervous, always talking, and always trying to warn everyone about what could happen. But just like in real life, people around her tend to ignore her warnings. Her character brings some humor and energy to an otherwise heavy story, while also showing how people can sometimes recognize danger before everyone else does.

At the center of the story is Caridad, and Ysabel delos Reyes gives the character a strong emotional journey. Her revenge monologue is brave, powerful, and one of the moments that stayed with me after the show.

I also could not help but think about her name. Caridad means compassion or charity, but the character's journey takes her through a level of pain that eventually turns into anger. At the beginning, she seems almost indifferent to the things happening around her. But when something terrible happens to her son, Joaquin, we see that change. Her pain becomes anger, and that anger eventually drives her to revenge.

What I appreciated most is that the monologue does not feel forced or overly dramatic. It feels earned because we have seen the character's emotions build throughout the story. You understand why she reaches that point, even as you are confronted with the consequences of her actions.

Esteban, played by Dave Bambang, is another character who may frustrate you at first. His cooperation with the Japanese forces makes him easy to dislike, especially when you see how his actions affect the people around him. But as the story develops, you begin to understand that his intentions are more complicated. He believes he is preparing something for the good of his fellow Filipinos, even if his method involves working with the enemy.

Dave Bambang, Ysabel delos Reyes, Edrud Madalan (young Joaquin), and director Dudz Teraña

His character brings another difficult question into the story: Can something that looks wrong on the surface still come from a desire to protect others?

Moryon does not give simple answers. Instead, it puts its characters in situations where faith, family, survival, and patriotism are constantly tested.

And perhaps that is what makes this production relevant today.

The story may be set during the Japanese-American War, but its questions about love for country, sacrifice, revenge, and the price of protecting the people we care about still feel familiar. By Filipinizing Mother Sauvage and placing it within the culture and traditions of Holy Week, the production creates a story that feels deeply rooted in our own history and identity.

Moryon is not simply a story about war. It is a story about what war can bring out of people.

It asks us to look at the different faces of courage: the courage to fight, the courage to protect, the courage to endure, and sometimes, the courage to face the consequences of our own choices.

With its strong performances, carefully built atmosphere, multi-sensory staging, and emotional storytelling, FEU Theater Guild's Moryon gives audiences more than a historical story. It gives us a reason to look back at the past and think about what patriotism means to us today.

Moryon opens October 1 at the FEU Center of the Arts.

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PETA brings Lola Basyang back to the stage for a new generation

More than a century after Lola Basyang first appeared in Liwayway Magazine, and 21 years after the Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA) first brought her beloved stories to the stage, the iconic Filipino kuwentista returns with a new theatrical adventure for today’s generation.

As part of PETA’s continuing commitment to advocacy and educational theater, Mga Kuwento ni Lola Basyang runs from September 21 to 30, 2026, at the PETA Theater Center, followed by an extended run in February 2027.

The new full-length production brings together three stories that celebrate the timeless appeal of Filipino storytelling. Two are classic tales by renowned Filipino writer Severino Reyes: Ang Prinsipeng Mahaba ang Ilong and Ang Binibining Tumalo sa Hari, adapted for the stage by Christine Bellen. Completing the production is a new story by J-mee Katanyag, Ang Bantay ng Huling Buwan.

 

Through these stories, Lola Basyang once again invites audiences into a world of imagination, adventure, humor, and lessons that continue to resonate across generations.

Phil Noble directs the full-length production, with Gio Gahol serving as associate director and choreographer. The production features original music composed by Noel Cabangon, with Kabaitan Bautista as musical director and arranger.

With its mix of classic Filipino stories and a new tale created for contemporary audiences, Mga Kuwento ni Lola Basyang continues PETA’s tradition of bringing Philippine literature and storytelling to the stage in ways that engage young audiences and keep these stories alive for generations to come.

For inquiries, school bookings, and touring information, contact King Joshua Nalupa via Viber at +63 993 643 6018 or email kingjoshuanalupa@petatheater.com.

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FEU Bamboo Band celebrates Liberation and Heritage with “MALAYA: Songs of Freedom” concert

The Far Eastern University (FEU) Center for the Arts proudly presents the FEU Bamboo Band in “MALAYA: Songs of Freedom” on September 26, 2026, at 7:30 PM at the historic FEU Auditorium.

This one-hour musical showcase honors the enduring spirit of liberty, national identity, and youth empowerment through the unique, resonant warmth of Philippine bamboo instruments. Malaya: Songs of Freedom honors Filipino resilience through Fortitude in past struggles and showcases Excellence in every piece. This journey inspires Uprightness, urging us to build a hope-filled future grounded in integrity and cultural pride.

The evening's repertoire spans local traditions, social commentaries, and global anthems of peace. Featured pieces include David Benoit and Nathan East's "Freedom at Midnight," Tropical Depression’s reggae classic "Kapayapaan," the traditional Cordillera folk melody "Salidumay," and the Scorpions' timeless "Wind of Change". Highlighting the evening are collaborative performances featuring The Far Eastern University Chorale in the patriotic anthem "Bayan Ko", as well as Ms. Heleina Kirstensen Li (IAS ‘27) from the FEU Theater Guild in John Lennon’s "Imagine".

Led by FEU Bamboo Band Artistic Director Mr. Norbie Cads, "MALAYA" promises an unforgettable cultural experience for Tamaraws, music lovers, and the cultural community.

Norbie Cads

Ticket Prices:

Free - FEU Community with a valid FEU ID

Php 100 - FEU Alumni with a valid FEU ID

Php 200 - Non-FEU Community

(50% 𝘋𝘪𝘴𝘤𝘰𝘶𝘯𝘵 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘕𝘰𝘯-𝘍𝘌𝘜 𝘴𝘵𝘶𝘥𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘴 𝘸/ 𝘝𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘥 𝘐𝘋, 20% 𝘋𝘪𝘴𝘤𝘰𝘶𝘯𝘵 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘚𝘦𝘯𝘪𝘰𝘳 𝘊𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘻𝘦𝘯𝘴 & 𝘗𝘞𝘋𝘴 𝘸/ 𝘝𝘢𝘭𝘪𝘥 𝘐𝘋)

Register and reserve your tickets here: https://forms.gle/JnL4zZBiGysD4ZJj6

Be part of an unforgettable night where every song echoes the meaning of MALAYA!

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Share Holiday Magic with Family and Friends as the First Snowfall Arrives at “A Disney Christmas” in Hong Kong Disneyland

Turn one festive day into two with a second park day for just HK$100

It's almost that magical time of year when families and friends come together to celebrate the holiday season and create treasured memories. From November 20, 2026 to January 3, 2027, "A Disney Christmas" returns to Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, where Christmas shines in a way unlike anywhere else. Alongside beloved holiday traditions with Disney friends, guests can step into the immersive World of Frozen and journey to the whimsical kingdom of Arendelle, where Anna, Elsa and Olaf welcome them to a heartwarming winter celebration amidst dazzling holiday decorations and magical snowfall, all in true Arendellian style.

This season, guests can look forward to enchanting new surprises while reliving cherished Disney Christmas traditions. To maximize the holiday magic, guests can enjoy the "Non-stop 2-Day Fun Ticket" offer through December 31, 2026. By adding just HK$100 to a regular 1-Day Ticket, guests can extend the festive celebration into a second day and create even more magical holiday memories together.

Join Olaf for Festive Cheer at World of Frozen

A festive spirit sweeps across the kingdom of Arendelle as Anna and Elsa welcome guests for a heartwarming winter celebration.

Adorned with Arendellian-inspired holiday decorations, World of Frozen is transformed into a sparkling winter wonderland where magical snowfall and festive melodies create the perfect holiday setting around every corner.

No one is more excited for the holiday season than Olaf, Arendelle’s beloved snowman ambassador. Guests will be charmed by Olaf’s signature walk, boundless curiosity, and cheerful smile, as he chats and interacts with visitors of all ages, inviting everyone to enjoy the festive magic in World of Frozen. Along the way, guests may discover Kristoff preparing a Sven-tastic Surprise for his reindeer companion and encounter Anna and Elsa in their winter attire, spreading Arendellian holiday cheer and bringing an extra touch of winter magic to the kingdom with magical snowfall.

New this year is the all-new festive winter market that invites guests to immerse themselves in the kingdom's cherished winter traditions. Filled with handcrafted treasures, festive treats to delightful surprises, this charming gathering place captures the warmth and spirits of Arendelle.

Even after Christmas, the enchantment continues as Olaf brings in Arendelle’s very first Winterfest from January 5, 2027. Featuring an all-new Olaf encounter through a one-of-a-kind storytelling experience, the celebration fills World of Frozen with heartwarming tales, uplifting music, and charming new surprises for old and new friends.

Join Disney Friends for Heartwarming Festivities

Wherever guests go, beloved Disney friends are there to share the joy of the season. Dressed in their festive finest, Mickey and Friends, Woody, Buzz and Jessie, Winnie the Pooh and friends, and many more are ready to greet guests with warm holiday wishes throughout every corner of the park.

An all-new daytime castle stage moment makes its debut this Christmas, bringing guests together with Mickey and Minnie for a special Christmas party in front of the Castle of Magical Dreams, complete with festive music, laughter and even a playful surprise from Stitch. Led by Santa Goofy, the fan-favorite holiday tradition “A Holiday Wish-Come-True” Tree Lighting Ceremony returns, illuminating the night with music, lights and holiday wishes, before glorious snowfall and twinkling drone effects paint the sky.

The beloved “Disney Christmas Live in Concert!” will once again fill the resort with holiday magic across two weekends on November 21-22, 2026 and December 5-6, 2026. As Disney friends, live musicians and stunning castle projections bring cherished Disney classics and festive melodies to life.

Welcome 2027 in unforgettable Disney style with Mickey and Friends at the one-of-a-kind “New Year’s Eve Countdown” in front of the Castle of Magical Dreams. Make every holiday moment count with Disney Premier Access, including priority admission to designated attractions and entry to the designated viewing areas for “Momentous” and the New Year’s Eve Countdown!

Starting September 28, 2026, guests can reserve their spot for both “Disney Christmas Live in Concert!” and the “New Year's Eve Countdown” celebration, unlocking the first chapter in a holiday season filled with wonder, cherished traditions and magical moments waiting to unfold.

As the only Disney destination set between majestic mountains and the sea, the resort's breathtaking natural surroundings blend seamlessly with Disney magic to create a truly unique festive celebration. Start planning your family holiday getaway today and make the most of the season with the “Non-stop 2-Day Fun Ticket” festive offer and turn your visit into a magical holiday escape with “2 Nights Plus Special: 30% Off” at one of the resort hotels:

Limited Time Offers:

• Non-stop 2-Day Fun Ticket - Enter the park two days in a row by adding just HK$100 to the price of a regular 1-day ticket.
• 2 Nights Plus Special: 30% Off - Enjoy 30% off Flexible Rate when you book two or more consecutive nights at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort Hotels.

Christmas and New Year’s Eve Countdown Events: (Starting from September 28, 2026)

• Disney Premier Access - “Momentous”, 8 Attractions and 2 Shows (New Year's Eve Edition)
• One-time entry to "Momentous Nighttime" Spectacular designated viewing area
• One-time entry to "New Year's Eve Countdown" designated viewing area
• One-time priority admission to all 8 selected attractions
• One-time priority admission to the designated Theater Show "Mickey and the Wondrous Book" at selected showtime
• One-time entry to Castle Stage Show designated viewing area
• Seating Area Pass Packages - "Disney Christmas Live in Concert"
• Access to the designated zone of the reserved seating area for "Disney Christmas Live in Concert!" on the selected date
• Opt for VIP Packages to enjoy festive treats before the show

Park Dining (Starting from September 28, 2026)

Explorer's Christmas Dinner Buffet at Explorer's Club Restaurant and Admission to "Momentous" Nighttime Spectacular Designed Viewing Area Package

• Guests who purchase this package can enjoy Nighttime Spectacular castle show in designated viewing area as well as the Explorer’s Christmas Dinner Buffet at Explorer’s Club Restaurant.

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Max Out the Super September Sale at SM Malls in the East Metro

Super discounts await you at Super September Sale

Get ready to make the most of the month with the Super September Sale at SM Malls in the East Metro! Happening on September 18, 19, and 20, it’s the perfect opportunity to shop, save, and enjoy more of what’s in store with up to 50% off on select items.

Planning ahead for the holidays? Start your Christmas shopping early and tick gifts off your list before the December rush. You can also stock up on rainy season essentials, refresh your wardrobe, or simply treat yourself to great finds at prices that make it easier to get more for less.

Whether you’re shopping for the family or looking for something just for you, there’s plenty of reason to make your weekend all for you.

Make your September shopping trip even more exciting and max out your savings while exploring the stores and offers at your favorite SM mall. It’s also the perfect excuse to gather your family or friends, head out for a day of shopping, dining, and gala to the max!

Don’t miss the Super September Sale on September 18, 19, and 20 at SM City Marikina, SM City Masinag, and SM City San Mateo. Shop your must-haves, discover great finds, and make the most of the sale while it lasts!

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Nicole Laurel Asensio holds special performance on September 19

Just as there is farm to table, there is songwriter to audience — a return to the source, where nothing comes between the hands that create and the hearts that receive.

For two decades and across 16 countries, Nicole Asensio has inhabited many stages and many genres — Rock, Jazz, Classical, Soul, Blues — earning her place as a multi-awarded performer and recording artist.

 

But beneath the lights and glamour, there is another Nicole.

This is an invitation to meet her, to peel away the personas. Strip the music down to its bones — find a space somewhere between pen, paper, and soul.

Over one intimate evening, Nicole opens a collection of 20 songs, chosen from hundreds written through the years.

The first set, “Pen to Performance,” traces ten compositions that have been released over the last decade, replaced and reimagined in a mire intimate form.

The second set, “Unspoken and Unseen,” ventures into spoken word, unfinished compositions, fragments of ideas, and a few reimagined songs you may never have known Nicole wrote.

Some songs might be familiar.

Some will be hearing themselves aloud for the first time.

And perhaps, in the spaces between them, we might remember something of our own unfinished selves.

This intimate gathering of spirits — for those longing to rekindle the embers of creativity within — takes place at the official opening weekend of the brand-new second-floor space at 78 Salcedo. A larger room for larger-than-life performances, designed without sacrificing what matters most: intimacy, presence, and the rare luxury of truly listening.

On September 19 - 7pm at 78-45-33 San Agustin Street, Salcedo Village Makati — Come closer.

From songwriter to audience. From pen to performance. From the unseen to the finally heard.

For seat reservation, call 0917 597 6661.

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Make It a Day to Remember with Lolo and Lola at SM Malls in the East Metro

Max out Lolo and Lola’s day out at SM Malls in the East Metro with memorable activities just for them.

Grandparents’ Day is a wonderful time to bring the family together and celebrate Lolo and Lola with the people who mean the most to them. Make the day extra special with good food, fun activities, music, and plenty of opportunities to create new memories together at SM Malls in the East Metro.

Start the celebration with memories you can look back on. Take Lolo and Lola to a photo booth and capture candid smiles, funny poses, and classic family photos that they can treasure at photo booths like Life Four Cuts in SM City Masinag, SM City San Mateo and Photo Objet at SM City Marikina.

Tag your lolo and lola to take photos at Life Four Cuts in SM City San Mateo.

For active Lolo and Lola, enjoy a friendly game of pickleball or badminton together at the fun courts in SM City Marikina and SM Center Antipolo Downtown. Whether they’re seasoned players or simply up for trying something new, it’s a fun way to stay active and bond with the family.

Play pickleball with the entire family at SM City Marikina.

Of course, no family celebration is complete without a shared feast. Gather around the table at your favorite restaurants and let the stories flow between bites. From family favorites to new dishes everyone can discover, mealtimes are always better when shared with Lolo and Lola.

Something for everyone in the family especially for Lolo and Lola at Viking’s in SM City Marikina.

For a little nostalgia, catch music buskers performing songs from the yesteryears. Sing along to familiar tunes, reminisce about old memories, and maybe even have an impromptu dance. A Public Piano is also free to play, giving Lolo and Lola a chance to enjoy a tune, play a favorite song, or share a musical moment with the family.

Remember good old memories with music from talented buskers and enjoy a tune of your own at the free-to-play Public Piano in SM City Masinag.

For a classic bonding experience, head to SM Cinema and enjoy a little cinema nostalgia. Rediscover the magic of watching a great story together, just like the good old days.

Philippine Cinema classics for Lolo and Lola at SM Cinema Marikina, Masinag and San Mateo.

From photos and feel-good activities to family meals, familiar songs, and nostalgic movies, there are plenty of ways to max out the celebration. After all, the best gifts for Lolo and Lola are often the simplest ones: time, laughter, and moments spent together.

Make Grandparents’ Day an all-for-you celebration for the people who have given so much to your family. Spend Lolo and Lola’s special day at your most-loved malls in the East Metro: SM City Marikina, SM City Masinag, SM City San Mateo, and SM Center Antipolo Downtown, where every family moment can become a memory worth keeping.

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