`Rizal Park`

DOT hosts SB19 Lollapalooza watch party at Rizal Park

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The Department of Tourism (DOT) and National Parks Development Committee (NPDC) are hosting a live watch party at Rizal Park (Luneta) tonight for SB19’s performance at Lollapalooza, with the Rizal Monument lit in blue as thousands of fans gather. This free, government-supported event at a major Metro Manila landmark shows significant public backing for P-pop and SB19 as tourism ambassadors, and is easily accessible from Quezon City. The watch party is free and open to the public at Rizal Park/Luneta tonight; the Rizal Monument is illuminated in SB19’s official blue color; attendees should expect large crowds and plan transport accordingly (LRT Line 1 UN Avenue station nearby).

Rizal Monument Lights Blue for SB19 at Lollapalooza

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The Rizal Monument in Manila’s Rizal Park lit up in blue on July 30, 2026, to show support for Filipino P-pop group SB19’s performance at the Lollapalooza music festival. This light display celebrates a historic moment for Filipino music on the global stage and offers a free, family-friendly spectacle at an iconic landmark easily accessible from Quezon City. The lighting is free to view at Rizal Park, best seen after sunset; the park is accessible via LRT-1 United Nations Station, with limited parking nearby, and no registration is required.

DOT hosts free SB19 Lollapalooza watch party at Rizal Park

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The Department of Tourism is hosting a free watch party for SB19’s Lollapalooza performance on Friday, July 31 at the Rizal Park Open Air Auditorium in Manila. This free event gives Metro Manila residents, including those from Quezon City, a chance to experience the Filipino pop group’s historic international festival performance together in a communal setting. Admission is free; the venue is Rizal Park Open Air Auditorium in Manila on July 31; attendees should arrive early for seating and bring their own refreshments.

NPDC Launches Immersive AR Tour About Rizal’s Martyrdom at Rizal Park

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The National Parks Development Committee (NPDC) has launched a web-based Augmented Reality (AR) self-guided tour focused on the martyrdom of Dr. Jose Rizal at Rizal Park in Manila. This offers Quezon City residents a new, technology-driven way to engage with national history at a major Metro Manila landmark, making a historical site more interactive and accessible for families and students. The tour is web-based and self-guided at Rizal Park, meaning visitors likely only need a smartphone with internet access to participate, though specific instructions should be checked on-site or via NPDC announcements.