CCP ‘Pasinaya 2025’ Launches National Arts Month

The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) “Pasinaya 2025” (Feb 1-2), with the theme “CCP Pasinaya 2025 Open House Festival: Para sa Lahat!” is an exhilarating launch for National Arts Month (February)!

This year’s theme highlights the celebration of inclusivity, calling everyone to join a month-long celebration of the Philippines’ rich cultural and artistic excellence.

In partnership with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), “CCP Pasinaya” is a platform for Filipino artists to show how art establishes a national identity. This festival encourages audiences to acknowledge and enjoy the thriving art scene in Metro Manila and all over the country.

Further, the “CCP Pasinaya 2025” presents a one-of-a-kind experience for art lovers to immerse and explore the country’s rich artistic heritage by visiting some of the most remarkable cultural landmarks of the metropolitan area.

From Feb. 1-2, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., free shuttle buses at Paseo Museo Terminal, along Vicente Sotto Street, CCP Complex, allow visitors to explore up to 20 museums and galleries through a pay-what-you-can scheme.

Visit these museums and galleries.

The “CCP Pasinaya 2025” offers an exciting array of programs, including Palihan (workshops), Palabas (performances), Palitan (art market), Pagtitipon (gatherings), and Palaro (games). With over 200 performances, workshops, and activities, it highlights Filipino music, theater, dance, visual arts, films, and literature richness.  

This diverse selection guarantees something for everyone—whether you’re a passionate art enthusiast or just starting to explore the arts.  

For more information, visit the CCP’s Facebook Page. 

— Toby Denise Concepcion 

Photos: Museo Pambata, Nognog in the City, and Intramuros Administration