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@ Marisol: Usually early March. If I’m in the country at the same time last year, I’ll try to volunteer again hehe
Hi Aleah, I have not heard of Malasimbo Festival before. It sounds fascinating. Love that it’s a fusion of music and art festival. The art installations are impressive. What month does the festival take place?
@ Frugal Expat: It’s a wonderful artwork!
@ Photo Cache: Yeah, it’s a bit expensive. For people with cash to spare though, it’s worth it.
I love going to art exhibits (outdoors or indoors) although you’re right though, to the regular joe and jane the price seem to be beyond the grasp of the local wage earner.
Wow, that ‘Haliya Mantra’ is impressive.
@ James: My friend and I helped with the coupon booths. I’m not sure what the other volunteers did, but then again, there were a lot of us. It’s better to buy the 3-night pass, unless there’s only one headliner you want to watch 🙂
@ Cherry Oh: You’re welcome 🙂
hi thanks for blogging our work nice to know people who appreciated it..the installation was really far from the venue also to the path way so good thing you notice… =) thank youuuuu
Wow. I like Agnes Arellano’s installation. It has a universal appeal. What’s the role of volunteers, Aleah? I should take note of this event – do you think a day pass or a 1-night pass is enough to appreciate the festival? 🙂
@ Jed: Maybe. I hope to join again as volunteer next year hehe
@ Andrew: It was indeed a great experience, Andrew. Just too bad I didn’t get to see Jimmy Cliff huhuhu
That must have been a great experience, Aleah. And with Jimmy Cliff! I really like the art work in the first photo… although I do find the baby one a bit bizarre.
Thanks for the leads on both festival and location, which I’ve researched online, and have kept a note of for future travels.
Galing! Could I be volunteer for next year also?
@ Claire: Hope you get to see all the artwork there before they are destroyed by the elements 😀
Glad to know that the Haliya Mantra will stay there. Will definitely check it out next time! I love your photos of the artworks. =)
@ Doc Wends: There were many other art installations there. I only chose the ones I liked. I’m sure you’d like the others too 🙂
@ Jed: Yeah, the tickets were expensive. That’s why I was glad I went as a volunteer 😀
Love the first photo.
Sayang na-miss ko ‘tong event na ‘to. Mahal lang kase ng tickets. =( Pero gusto ko makita yung mga artworks. I was really fascinated with photos of the previous Malasimbo, what more pa ‘pag nakita ko.
Great post! =)
Malasimbo Music Festival is superb. I like how installation artists do their works and inspire. Arellano’s work is interesting and so with Rodrigo. 🙂