To mark Bulacan’s traditional Singkaban Festival, SM malls in Baliwag, Marilao, and Pulilan delighted shoppers with a showcase of the
province’s rich culture and heritage as the malls unveiled Bulacan BESTival, a celebration of food, music, and the arts.
SM City Marilao, SM Center Pulilan, and SM City Baliwag exalted Bulacan artistry as the malls hosted art workshops and exhibit. Featuring the exceptional creations of 25 Bulakenyo artists, every artwork on display represents a unique vision and interpretation of the world, delving into topics of resilience and hope while offering renewed perspectives on life and communal growth.
More than the artistic training it imparted among the students, the workshop is positioned to introduce Bulacan’s pagpupuni as a resurrected art that needs to be rediscovered, more importantly, by the younger generation.
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