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A weekend roundup highlights the World Pet Expo, Japan Fiesta and Matcha Fest, along with music events. The provided information does not give specific dates, venues or schedules. The roundup may help Quezon City residents find a weekend outing that suits interests ranging from pets to Japanese culture and music. Without venue or schedule details, readers should confirm event information before making plans. No admission fees, registration requirements, transport guidance or venue details are included in the supplied content. Check the event organizers’ announcements for practical information before attending.

A Reddit post alleges that Barangay Commonwealth personnel intimidated street vendors, including some with permits, during clearing operations ahead of the postponed barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections (BSKE). The post asks Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte to investigate; it does not give dates or times for the alleged incidents. If substantiated, the allegations raise concerns about vendors’ safety, livelihoods, and fair treatment during enforcement operations. The post is a complaint, not an announced public event, and the reported conduct has not been independently verified in the material provided. There is no event schedule, public meeting location, registration process, or attendance fee in the post, so there are no visitor arrangements to plan for. It also provides no official response or contact details for reporting the alleged incidents.

The Metro Manila Subway Project’s Contract Package 102 achieved a tunnel breakthrough on September 14, 2026, at Quezon Avenue Station in Quezon City. The breakthrough connected a roughly 1.12-kilometer southbound tunnel from North Avenue Station to Quezon Avenue Station. This is described as the first tunnel breakthrough for the subway project and marks progress toward connecting communities across Metro Manila. Once the full line is operational, the project is expected to cut travel time between Valenzuela City and NAIA Terminal 3 from over 90 minutes to about 41 minutes. The milestone was a construction-site event, and the provided information gives no public attendance, registration, or visitor details; it is not presented as an event for spectators. The completed tunnel section is part of a 3.1-kilometer package covering Quezon Avenue Station, East Avenue Station, and their connecting tunnels.

The 16th Likhang Habi Market Fair will bring together Filipino weavers, artisans, designers, makers, and textile advocates in 2026. The supplied reports do not specify the event dates or venue. The fair gives visitors a chance to discover Philippine textiles and connect with the people who make them. It also supports local artisans by offering a platform to present their work and meet potential customers and collaborators. The available information does not confirm admission fees, opening hours, registration requirements, or the venue, so check the organizers’ announcements before making plans. No parking or transport guidance was included in the supplied reports.

A September 25, 2026 weekend roundup highlights the World Pet Expo, Japan Fiesta and Matcha Fest, with pets, Japanese culture and music among its themes. The provided information does not specify event dates, times or venues. The roundup points readers toward varied ways to spend the weekend, whether they are interested in pets, Japanese-themed activities or music. Check the event details before making plans, since the available information does not confirm where the events are held or whether they are near Quezon City. No admission fees, registration requirements, schedules, venue addresses or transport and parking information were provided. Confirm these practical details with the event organizers or the full article before setting out.