Meet the Artists at Gateway Art Fair 2026

Gateway Art Fair 2026 runs from October 1 to 4, offering visitors a chance to meet the artists behind the works on display. The venue and event schedule were not specified in the available information. The fair gives both new and established art collectors an opportunity to hear directly from artists about their work. It may also help visitors discover artists and artworks they might not otherwise encounter. Plan for October 1–4, but check for confirmed venue, opening hours, admission fees, and any registration requirements before going; those details were not provided.

Plus63 Festival Reveals First Lineup Featuring Khalid

The Plus63 music festival has announced its first performers, including Khalid. The event is scheduled for November 28 at the Aseana City Concert Grounds in Parañaque City. The announcement gives music fans in Quezon City an early chance to plan a trip to a major live event outside the city. Khalid’s inclusion may be especially appealing to fans of his music. The venue is Aseana City Concert Grounds in Parañaque City, and the date is November 28. Ticket prices, show times, registration details, and transport or parking arrangements were not provided.

SB19, Xonara and J2X Tease One Zone Fest Surprises

SB19, Xonara and J2X say fans can expect collaborations, sub-units and other surprises at One Zone Fest on October 24 and 25 at Smart Araneta Coliseum. The promised collaborations and sub-unit performances could make the festival a special opportunity for fans to see the artists share the stage. The Quezon City venue also makes the event relevant to local concertgoers. The announced dates are October 24 and 25, and the venue is Smart Araneta Coliseum. The supplied information does not include showtimes, ticket prices, booking details or registration requirements, so check the organizers’ announcements before making plans.

Quezon City Residents Debate What Their SK Councils Have Achieved

A Reddit post in r/QuezonCity asks residents to share what their local Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) councils have accomplished during their extended terms. It is an online discussion, not an in-person event; no date, time, or venue is specified. The post raises questions about whether youth councils are delivering lasting projects or focusing mainly on seasonal sports leagues, uniform giveaways, and photo opportunities. Residents can use the discussion to compare local initiatives and encourage clearer accountability for youth programs and budgets. There is no admission fee or registration requirement because the discussion is online; readers can visit the Reddit thread to participate. The post mentions an approximate 10% barangay-budget allocation, but it does not provide a barangay name, project list, or official budget documents.

CinePanalo’s Homegrown Films Sell Out Weekend Screenings

The Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival is screening seven feature films and 19 student shorts from September 23 to October 4, 2026, at Gateway Cineplex 18 and select Ayala Malls Cinemas. Several late-afternoon and evening screenings for the coming weekend have already sold out. The festival gives Quezon City audiences a chance to discover Philippine stories and student filmmaking close to home. Sold-out sessions also mean it is wise to plan ahead rather than assume seats will be available at the door. Check the festival’s current schedule and ticket availability before travelling, especially for late-afternoon and evening weekend screenings; the available listings identify Gateway Cineplex 18 and select Ayala Malls Cinemas as venues. The provided information does not specify ticket prices, parking arrangements, or registration requirements.

Sayaw ng mga Ilaw Brings Buried History to the Stage

Tanghalang Pilipino’s movement-based production “Sayaw ng mga Ilaw” runs from September 18 to October 11, 2026, at Tanghalang Ignacio Gimenez in the CCP Complex. Performances are scheduled Fridays through Sundays. The production turns the history of the Manila Film Center into a family story about grief and memory, while celebrating Filipino movement. It offers QC residents a chance to engage with a difficult chapter of history through live theater. Tickets cost ₱2,000 for VIP seats and ₱1,800 for regular seats, and are available through Tanghalang Pilipino’s Linktree. The venue is in the CCP Complex; check the theater’s ticketing channels for current availability and visit details before going.

CinePanalo Screenings Sell Out as Homegrown Films Draw Crowds

The Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival continues screening seven full-length films and 19 student shorts at participating Metro Manila cinemas. Several late-afternoon and evening shows for the weekend ahead of the September 28, 2026 report were already sold out; the article does not specify exact show dates or venues. The festival gives residents a chance to see Philippine-made films and student work on the big screen. Sold-out evening shows suggest that popular sessions may require advance planning. A Puregold CinePanalo post lists tickets at ₱250 regular price and ₱200 with a special offer, but the offer terms are not provided in the search result. Check the festival’s official channels or participating cinemas for current availability, showtimes, venue details, and ticket conditions before traveling.