World Art Day 2024: Booming Arts In The Philippines You Should Know Booming arts in the Philippines are here to stay. Art, a universal language that transcends geographical boundaries, carries the power to connect hearts and minds. Let’s dig deep into the vibrant arts scene in the Philippines, a country brimming with creative fervor and a rich cultural backdrop. We’re not just shining a light on the canvas of the Philippines’ artistic heritage. … Read More
Bitskwela’s Bull or Bear: A Take on Baguio’s Web3 Readiness Contributed by: Shem Raziel Angelo, Andrea Pauline Hirang, and Roxy Bianca Paderes Do the words cryptocurrency, NFTs, and blockchain technology sound like a foreign language to you? Fear not—you are not the only one! Even in a world where technology is at your fingertips, there is much more to explore and navigate. For Baguio, part of its work is looking … Read More
Helping Hands Benefit Dinner Hey there! I’ve got some exciting news to share with you! Our Helping Hands Benefit Dinner is coming up on April 13th at 6pm, and we’re thrilled to be hosting it in the beautiful CAP Building at Camp John Hay in Baguio. We have a very special guest joining us – none other than MORISSETTE, Asias Phoenix! We’re limited to … Read More
Bitskwela’s Bull or Bear Goes to Baguio! Pilipinas Popcorn Community, are you ready to explore the intricacies of Web3 and its adoption in the Philippines? We are, too! Amped up to be part of this discourse in the Baguio context, we are pleased to announce that Pilipinas Popcorn under WDDS Web Design Services/ Linkage Web Development is the official media partner of Filipino Edutech platform, Bitskwela, for … Read More
5 Meaningful Ways To Support Pinoy Local Artists Support Pinoy local artists! In the Philippines, February is recognized as National Arts Month, a time to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and creative diversity that define the archipelago. During this special month, there is a heightened sense of collective appreciation for the arts, as the public is encouraged to participate in and support local artistic endeavors. National Arts Month … Read More
Bringing the Farm to Your Cup: Benguet-CAR Coffee Course and Advocacy Warm cups, gentle conversations, and an invigorating aroma—these are the things that make a good coffee experience. And behind every cup of coffee, a whole process goes into it. From planting, growing, cultivating, harvesting, processing, and roasting to brewing and serving, the journey from seed to cup is not an easy one. But what if your cup of coffee could … Read More
‘Rizz’ Meaning: Oxford’s Word of the Year for 2023 You got that rizz? It’s official: “rizz” has been named Oxford University Press’ Word of the Year for 2023. This popular slang term gained widespread usage and recognition in 2023, making it the perfect choice to represent the mood and culture of that year. Rizz Meaning For those who are unfamiliar with the term, “rizz” is typically used to describe … Read More
8 Fun Facts About Baguio-Based Band Cup of Joe Are you a fan of the Baguio-based band Cup of Joe? This six-piece group is quickly taking over the Spotify charts and local indie scene with their catchy pop alternative anthems and sophisticated sound. However, there’s more to this charming group than meets the eye. Go behind the scenes as we explore some fun facts about Cup of Joe that … Read More
Why Michelle Dee Says “Filipinas” On Miss Universe Introduction Why Michelle Dee Says “Filipinas” On Miss Universe Introduction “Michelle Marquez Dee, Filipinas!” As a confident Michelle Dee steps onto the Miss Universe stage, the El Salvador crowd roars with cheers and adoration. But why does she say “Filipinas” instead of “Philippines,” the official name of her home country? The answer lies in the rich cultural history and identity of … Read More
Debunking Mental Health Stigmas in the Philippines 3.6 million Filipinos, according to the Department of Health 2020 survey, experienced mental illness during the pandemic. Those days when families were separated, loved ones lost, and had no idea where to get money. Although depression is a serious health condition, many Filipinos reject and hesitate to get treatment. They’re hindered by stigmas that roam in our society because some … Read More