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Panagbenga Festival Colors In Bloom at SM



Colors In Bloom At SM

A Burst of Color, Culture, and Celebration

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🌸✨ Vibrant colors, joyful smiles, and cultural pride! 🎉 The Panagbenga 2025 celebration comes alive with stunning performances, festive outfits, and creative floral displays. #ColorsInBloomAtSM 🌺🌻 

This year’s Panagbenga has been nothing short of a color spectacle showcasing Baguio’s arts and culture. 














One striking piece is a dynamic lightning bolt, expertly crafted from brilliant yellow and blue tile fragments. This work honors Baguio photographer and artist Kidlat de Guia, who passed away in Madrid, Spain.





An onlooker admires the captivating pieces at The Mighty Bhutens Art Exhibit, a key highlight of the event that brings the spirit of the Cordilleras to life.


A key highlight of the event, The Mighty Bhutens Art Exhibit, brings the spirit of the Cordilleras to life through its artistry. This display features works by Kabunyan de Guia, Guiller Lagac, and Oliver Olivete—collectively known as The Mighty Bhutens. Their pieces, inspired by National Artist Kidlat Tahimik, reflect a spontaneous, playful approach that remains true to the rich heritage of the region.







Savor the flavors of Panagbenga 2025 at the Food Truck Fest! 🍔🌮 A must-visit for foodies, this vibrant gathering showcases mouthwatering delights from local MSMEs, bringing together great food, good vibes, and a feast for the senses! 🌟🚚 #Panagbenga2025





Discover unique handcrafted treasures at the Food & Crafts Fair! From artisanal accessories to local delicacies, it's the perfect place to find one-of-a-kind pasalubong. 





The Food and Crafts Fair, running from February 17 – March 03, features local MSMEs presenting a variety of products, including souvenirs, foods, and delicacies. The Food Truck Fest at The Drive offers a unique mix of tastes and flavors from local culinary entrepreneurs.


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