Boyz II Men – Live in Cebu

Boyz II Men will finally be in Cebu this July 22, 2009 at WaterFront Cebu City Hotel & Casino. Grammy winner Boyz II Men is one of the most successful R&B male vocal group of all time with record breaking no. 1 singles in the billboard chart.

Boyz II Men – Live in Cebu
Pacific Grand Ballroom
Waterfront Cebu City Hotel and Casino
July 22, 2009 @ 6:00pm

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Sale Event of the Year

TOPSHOP presents the blockbuster Sale Event of the Year by invitation only PRIVATE SALE. Upto 50% off on Spring/Summer 2009 lines and 10% off on all regular items only on July 3 starting at 12noon. Regular End of Season Sale is on July 4-August 2. Topshop is located at Level 1, Ayala Center Cebu. Per DTI NCR Permit No. 2773 Series of 2009.

Go to the Topshop store at Level 1, Ayala Center Cebu to get your Private Sale invitation prior to July 3 or email us at rssimailer@rssi.com.ph with your Name, Mobile and Email.

Cebu Comic Book Creation Seminar

Here’s a one of a kind Cebu Comic Book Creation Seminar that you should not miss. It is an ideal venue for comics enthusiasts, anime and manga lovers, storyboard artists and filmmakers to learn more and to know the thriving comics book artists community here in Cebu. Scheduled on the 25th an 26th of July 2009, the seminar is produced by Cebu’s leading comic book artists; John Amor and Harvey Tolibao.

The seminar is by reservation only due to limited seats . Inquire now at 0919-242-4009.

Cebu as a Developing City

The bustling streets of Cebu only show how it has developed through the years. With the Spanish colonization decades ago who would have thought that this city would come this far. The elders are known to be very meticulous and conservative, which became a huge block for change. As years passed by, modernization hit Cebu without a choice and instantly converted into a major player in the Philippine economy. Malls and business establishments began sprouting like mushrooms and industrialization has never stopped since then.

Cebu like other cities in the Philippines is rich with natural resources from white sand beaches to picturesque mountains. No wonder the Spaniards took hold of the Philippines during those times even other countries were very interested to grab this small island in Asia. As years passed by Cebu went on with the trend realizing that change is the way to prosperity.

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Celebrate Independence this weekend at Cebu’s Vudu

VUDU rocks your Independence Weekend with 3 power-packed parties featuring b a n d s, f a s h i o n, a r t , m u s i c, d j s and d a n c e !

Thursday, June 11, its Déjà VUDU Thursday Band Nights. Bringing back the good ol vibes from the good ol VUDU days. Featuring UK Lily at the Main Room singing U2, Tears for Fears, Sting, Coldplay, Dave Mattews and more with the original line up of Cattski as guest performers. No Door Fee. Happy Hour All Night.

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Island Souvenirs launches Philippine Islands, P.i.

Island Souvenirs launches its new brand of apparel, the Philippine Islands, P.i. This is in line with its advocacy for civic engagement and responsibility by inspiring Filipinos nationalism and love for country.

The Event: Rock Your Pride

Following the brand’s slogan Wear Your Pride, the launching will be a post-Independence Day concert entitled Rock Your Pride to be held at The Outpost in Lahug, Cebu on June 13, 2009 at 8pm. The event is a Kalye Music Production with performances by Powerspoonz, The Line Divides, Pandora and Mungkanghan.

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Yap-Sandiego Ancestral House in Cebu

The Yap-Sandiego ancestral house is located at 155-Lopez Jaena corner Mabini Street in Cebu’s Parian, just a few steps away from the Parian Monument. Considered to be one of the oldest, if not the oldest, residential houses in the Philippines, it was built sometime between 1675 and 1700. It was originally owned by Maria, Eleutorio, and Consolacion Yap – early Chinese merchants.

*images are sourced from the Yap-Sandiego Ancestral House page at Facebook.

It was still the home of Doña Maria Yap when she married Parian’s Cabeza de Barangay in the 1880s, Don Mariano Sandiego.

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