Once again, Iloilo's Metal Scene is in full gear as the next KAPATIRAN (ng Bakal at Apoy) Metal Festival reaches its fifth in the consistent series of festivals organized by GrindHouse Productions Iloilo which spearheads Iloilo's metal scene. This time, pushing the envelope forward, it's not merely just a Metal gig anymore; it also has a new add-on; being the Dark Art Exhibit, which allows artists to submit and exhibit their works of art.
The event will be on August 18, 2012 at Paseo de Arcangeles (area around Stufyerface), Iloilo City.
for those interested in the Dark Art Exhibit, check out this ad:
What's Happening in ILOILO CITY?
- August 28 , 2015 [ friday ] - ARTOLDA Iloilo Art Festival 2015 / CPU Iloilo
- September 20 , 2015 [ sunday ] - 39th National Milo Marathon 2015 / Iloilo City
- September 26 , 2015 [ saturday ] - 2on2 Freestyle Dance Battle 2015 / Plazuela De Iloilo
- October 7, 2015 [ wednesday ] - World Championships Performing Arts 2015 / Hotel Del Rio Iloilo
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BUTLAK, The 8th National Sunrise Festival in Iloilo
BUTLAK, The National Sunrise Festival is a three- day event, organized by Maharlika Artists and Writers Federation or Maharlika, it is the first multifaceted culture-based roving arts and writers festival held annually in the different regions of the Philippines. The festival is a celebration of arts made possible by volunteerism and collaboration of cultural workers and amongst professional and upcoming artists in the country. As an alternative festival, the National Sunrise Festival site is kept free of smoking, alcohol and drugs, and non-biodegradable waste. Vegetarian food is served during the whole festival. It will be participated in by local and international artists, writers, musicians, visual artists, students of art, film makers, performing arts groups, photographers, teachers, LGU official representatives, indigenous communities and school children and students. The venues will be at The Iloilo Sports Complex, The Provincial Capitol Grounds, and The TreƱas Boulevard.
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