Anton Diaz

MANILA April 21, Sunday 9:00 am – 12:00 nn Venue: Harbor Tent Ticket Rate: ₱1,195 per person Free of charge – 2 years old and below (with one paying companion per child) Inclusions: snacks buffet, raffle ticket and access to the Easter Egg hunt activity area. Ticket Rate: ₱1,100 net (3 years old and above) Free of charge – 2 years old and below (with one paying companion per child) Inclusions: Easter Snack Buffet, Interactive Show at the Crimson Grand Ballroom, The Great Dino Egg Hunt for kids, access to Games and Activities, Egg-decorating Contest and Loot Bag There where Trufulla Trees grow, come and search for eggs by the river or by the lush meadow! To save the Easter world, kids can come in their cutest superhero costume and join Eastwood City’s mightiest squads and have fun defeating the villains at the different worlds including Helga The Forest, the ugly fairy in the Dream Forest world, Scorpious, the wicked leader of the Sand Dunes at The Park Dessert world and Lumina, the mastermind of deception at The Mystery Garden. Sunday 9:00 AM onwards Venue: Grand Ballroom on Level 7 Ticket Rate: ₱1,500 per person (kids or adults) Inclusions: featured magic show, arts and crafts activities, heavy snacks and a bag full of delightful giveaways Beat the holiday traffic as there will be no need to travel out of the Metro this Holy Week with I’M Hotel’s Easter Carnival Safari.

Here’s what we loved at FLAME Restaurant when we dined with the family: FLAME RESTAURANT 16th Floor, Discovery Primea Hotel 6749 Ayala Avenue, Urdaneta, Makati City Mondays to Saturdays from 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM, and from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM Dress Code: Smart Casual • Premium Wines | Featured Wines | Sparkling, White, Rose, Red | Red, Dessert |by the bottle: Champagne and Sparkling, White | White | Red | Red Flame is known for Chef Luis’ signature creations, Josper-grilled meats and a well-curated wine list.

Finally, the beloved culinary institution Le Cordon Bleu (the oldest culinary school founded in 1895) is now in Manila in partnership with Ateneo de Manila University (founded in 1859 by the Society of Jesus). The partnership synergizes the global expertise of Le Cordon Bleu in cuisine, gastronomy and hospitality with Ateneo’s core foundation in liberal arts, management and entrepreneurship education. The awesome Le Cordon Bleu Manila Advisory Board made sure the institute’s vision/mission is aligned with industry requirements. Also, it is the first time I envy our arch rivals because of the awesome Le Cordon Bleu Manila curriculum, world-class facility and culinary faculty.

There would be two types of theater goers after watching the award-winning Angels in America by American playwright Tony Kushner: the one who would rave about the theatrical perfection of this groundbreaking masterpiece, and the one who got bored to death. It’s a gay fantasia straight play in 2 parts: The Millennium Approaches (Part 1) and Perestroika (Part 2). You wouldn’t want to miss out on watching The Millennium Approaches (Part One) when Perestroika (Part Two) is staged next year. P.S. Friends, after watching Part 1, let’s watch Part 2 together.