| Start: | Jan 27, '07 10:00a |
| Location: | National Museum of the Filipino People, Finance Road, Manila |
TIME TRAVEL through the PHILIPPINE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE by joining a guided tour of the Museum of the Filipino People with John L. Silva, Senior Consultant of the National Museum of the Philippines.
Just meet us at the Museum Foundation office at 10:00 am, Grd. Fl, National Museum of the Filipino People this Saturday, January 27 (the tour lasts from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm and the fee is P150 for members and P300 for non-members).
The National Museum of the Filipino People houses permanent exhibits that provide a thematic story-telling display of our country’s anthropology and archaeology collections. Together with John Silva, we will walk through the grand halls of the former Finance building and discover secrets of our past, secrets buried deep underwater or underground. Dramatic settings evoke the atmosphere of our various historical periods.
In addition to the permanent displays, take advantage of this tour and listen to the expert as he discusses the temporary exhibits such as "THE COLONIAL IMAGINARY" and "THE PHILIPPINE ART AWARDS 2006".
For more information or reservations, please call the Museum Foundation at 404.2685/ 722.9073/ 0928.503.9392. Look for Elvie (who is soooo very accommodating and friendly, you'll love her), Flor or Patricia.
You can also go to this URL to download the reservation form:
http://museumfoundationph.org/news/VERY IMPORTANT: Please help in the work of culture-building in the country. Join the mailing list of the Museum Foundation of the Philippines, Inc. (MFPI) an organization ACTIVE SUPPORTING the NATIONAL MUSEUM in particular and STIMULATING ARTS AND CULTURE IN THE COUNTRY in general. You can also be an MFPI member and receive way, way discounted rates for different exhibits and events by paying an annual membership fee of PHP500. I highly recommend it...it makes life richer and you help the country as well in your own little way. SO GO FOR IT! The website and all the other details you need are here:
http://www.museumfoundationph.org/
MARAMING SALAMAT!!! ;)
