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Savoy Hotel Manila: Where Filipino Hospitality Blooms

1 week ago | manilastories.com | George Buid

The bustling Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) can be overwhelming. There a haven of Filipino hospitality awaits just across the way. Savoy Hotel Manila offers a unique experience. They showcase the Filipino culture through its innovative Sampaguita Project. The sampaguita, an Arabian fragrant flower, is adapted as a National flower. It became a symbol of the warm Filipino hospitality. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with a refreshing Sampaguita Gulaman.
A National Treasure, Illuminated After a Power Outage

1 week ago | manilastories.com | George Buid

The sun beat down on St. Jerome Parish Church in Morong, Rizal. It was April 12, 2025. Preparations for a momentous declaration were underway. This Spanish-era church, a stone’s throw from the highway, stood proudly. Suddenly, a loud bang. Shadows fell. A power transformer overloaded, succumbing to the 44°C heat. The crowd grumbled. Production crew members felt uneasy. Barangay officials panicked. The heat was intense. An hour passed. At 5:11 PM, the power returned. The ceremony could proceed.
A Ballet with a Filipina Heart that Transcends Time

2 weeks ago | manilastories.com | George Buid

Alice Reyes Dance Philippines’ (ARDP) Pagdiriwang, held on April 5th at the Maybank Performing Arts Theater in BGC. A ballet for the Filipino audience and it was an experience. The intimate theater setting with the audience a mere ten feet from the stage. Designed for an unparalleled connection. You can hear the dancers’ shoes on the floor was palpable. You feel a firsthand glimpse into the heart of ballet. The performance featured several pieces. The Amada story piece stood out.
Manila’s Best Dressed: A Night of Elegance and Entertainment

4 weeks ago | manilastories.com | George Buid

Manila’s fashion elite gathered for the 29th annual Manila’s Best Dressed awards. This was a spectacular event held at the Fiesta Pavilion of the Manila Hotel. It took place on March 26, 2025. This year’s celebration marked a significant departure from previous years, according to Chairman Stephen Young. “The biggest difference? You’re going to see all kinds of awesome music and entertainment,” Young stated in an interview.
Turn Back the Clock at “Art in the Park”

1 month ago | manilastories.com | George Buid

Last Sunday’s “Art in the Park” event wasn’t just a showcase of artistic talent. It was a vibrant display of retro-chic fashion. Gen Z and Millennials embraced styles from decades past. The park buzzed with a unique blend of old and new. It was a testament to the younger generation’s creative expression. They appreciate fashion history. Gone were the predictable trends; instead, attendees channeled their inner 60s flower child, 80s rocker, or 90s grunge icon.
Filipina Power Leads A Nuclear Revolution

1 month ago | manilastories.com | George Buid

This Women’s Month, the Philippines shines a light on its remarkable women in nuclear science. They break barriers and challenge norms in a male-dominated field. Their achievements are inspiring, proving that gender is no obstacle to excellence. The Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI) boasts a significant female workforce. Forty-six percent of its total workforce is female. Thirty-five percent hold technical positions. This strong representation highlights PNRI’s commitment to inclusivity.
Binangonan’s Princess and Saint Becomes A National Treasure

1 month ago | manilastories.com | George Buid

The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) declared the historic Santa Ursula Parish Church a Philippines’ National Cultural Treasure (NCT). A Parish Church in the heart of Rizal in Binangonan town. A significant event became a source of pride for the town and the entire province of Rizal. Where the church becomes one of the country’s most essential cultural landmarks.
Ancient Filipinos: Masters of the Sea, Long Before Magellan

1 month ago | manilastories.com | George Buid

New research reveals that ancient Filipinos were remarkably skilled seafarers. They possessed advanced boat-building technology thousands of years ago. This predates even the Polynesians. Researchers from Ateneo de Manila University made this discovery. Their findings challenge the long-held belief that such technology only developed in Europe and Africa.
Celebrating Art in Rizal Park

2 months ago | manilastories.com | George Buid

The Rizal Park in Manila played host to a major art event. The Luneta Art Fair took place on February 1st and 2nd, 2025. It ran from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM in the Noli Me Tangere Garden. Puesto Manila organized the outdoor festival. The fair showcased a wide variety of artwork. Both traditional and contemporary pieces were on display. Many up-and-coming artists participated. Art collectives, groups, and galleries from Metro Manila also showed their work.
Quezon City Pioneers Community-Based Cervical Cancer Screening

Jan 15, 2025 | manilastories.com | George Buid

In a groundbreaking move to address women’s health, Quezon City is launching a community-based cervical cancer screening program. This initiative empowers women with convenient and accessible testing options. Starting February 2025, women aged 30-49 can access free human papillomavirus (HPV) self-sampling tests. These tests are available at designated South Star Drug branches in Matalino and Novaliches.