“Last October 2021, the Nayong Pilipino Foundation (NPF) collaborated with the Philippine Association of Landscape Architects (PALA) to co-organize a design charrette through the 7th PALA National Convention. Since earlier continue reading : UMPUKAN SA NAYON: NPF REIMAGINES THE NAYONG PILIPINO PARK WITH PALA
SALIKSINING: PANDAY
SalikSining: PANDAY propagates information on Philippine ethnographic materials labeled as hunting and warfare materials featuring the Nayong Pilipino Foundation collection.
NPF Research Summit 2021 Webinars
The Nayong Pilipino Research Summit brings experts across different local government units from the country, and guests specializing in their field, who will deliver a panel presentation related to the continue reading : NPF Research Summit 2021 Webinars
Museo ng Nayong Pilipino Bulletin August 2021
National Artist for Music Dr. Ramon P. Santos: Cultural Lecture and Musical Instrument Demonstration The Nayong Pilipino Foundation through the Museo ng Nayong Pilipino Project launched its third virtual exhibition continue reading : Museo ng Nayong Pilipino Bulletin August 2021
NPF’s MakaNayon Cultural Leadership Course, Perfect Course for Tourism Officers and Guides
“In response to the participants’ testimonials, ASEC Bueno affirmed, ‘It’s a perfect course for tourism officers and tour guides. It’s the best course for a tourism officer and tour guide continue reading : NPF’s MakaNayon Cultural Leadership Course, Perfect Course for Tourism Officers and Guides
Research Summit
The Nayong Pilipino Foundation (NPF) Holds Its 1st Research Summit The Nayong Pilipino Foundation (NPF) will hold its first Research Summit this coming August, fulfilling several of its directives under continue reading : Research Summit
ENTWINED – Colorants (Essay Series: Natural Heritage and Basketry)
While dyes and plastics quickly become more integrated into basket-making, various groups in the Philippines still maintain their traditional practices of using colors for their work.
ENTWINED – Buri (Essay Series: Natural Heritage and Basketry)
The buri continues to be one of the most widely utilized palm plants in the Philippines, owing likely to the numerous products that it can provide for people.