The festival presents a month-long program of exhibitions, performances, film screenings, and creative workshops. Iloilo’s thriving creative community takes center stage this October as Iloilo Arts Festival 2026 transforms Iloilo Business Park, Megaworld’s township in Iloilo City, into a month-long showcase of music, dance, visual arts, film, fashion, craftsmanship, and Ilonggo culture Among this year’s highlights are a special performance and art exhibit by internationally acclaimed Ilonggo singer Jed Madela, a retrospective honoring National Artist for Dance Agnes Locsin, and the Ilonggo Cinema Festival, featuring 37 Ilonggo films. President and CEO of MREIT Inc., Head of Arts and Culture Arnie Batac; Iloilo Arts Festival Assistant Festival Director Jay Treñas; Iloilo Festivals Foundation, Inc. Former President Allan Tan; Ilonggo singer Jed Madela; and FVP and Head of Megaworld Lifestyle Malls Javier Hernandez mark the opening of Iloilo Arts Festival 2026 at Iloilo Business Park...
MORE Electric and Power Corporation (MORE Power) continues to extend its commitment beyond reliable electric distribution service by supporting initiatives that create practical and sustained opportunities for communities, including Iloilo City’s urban farmers. The Harvest Festival held in Barangay Ticud, La Paz, Iloilo City, on September 24, 2026, was once again a success. The activity was spearheaded by the Iloilo City Agriculturist Office, together with the Ticud Farmers Association, under the program of the Iloilo City Government and private company MORE Power. Also in attendance at the event were the Executive Assistant to the Mayor and former Councilor Ely Estante, along with other stakeholders. More than 200 high-quality hybrid Fujisawa and Inthanon melons were harvested and purchased by MORE Power employees during the Harvest Festival. The event also featured various freshly harvested vegetables and fruits, giving employees and community members an opportunity to directly suppo...