Get a Chance to Win an Overnight Stay and Fun Prizes at Rizal Park Hotel’s Halloween Party!

Get ready for an unforgettable Halloween kids party as Rizal Park Hotel once again opens its ballroom doors on October 29, 2023, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM. The hotel is bringing back the magic of Halloween, turning up the excitement this year to a whole new level with a thrilling lineup of activities and surprises that will keep children and parents alike entertained throughout the day.

For just ₱1000, which admits one kid and one adult companion, attendees will enjoy access to all the festivities including a magic show, puppet show, and a bubble show. Don't forget to try your luck at the Wheel of Treats, where fantastic prizes await the lucky spinners!

But the fun doesn't stop there – this Halloween Kids Party is packed with exciting activities for the whole family to enjoy. From the treats parade and photobooth to face painting, inflatables, and a scavenger hunt that will have kids and parents working together to solve riddles and uncover hidden treasures.

All kid attendees are also invited to participate in the Best in Costume contest for a chance to win an overnight stay in a Deluxe Room with breakfast for 2.

When hunger calls, fear not! This event features food kiosks with delectable treats, with prices starting at ₱100. As an added treat, all ticket holders can avail the lunch or dinner buffet at Cafe Rizal for only P999 on October 29. This year’s Halloween party is sponsored by Tiger Sugar, Advance Paper, Benby Enterprises, Ultrafresh Diapers, and Arce Dairy Ice Cream.

To secure your tickets, call or Viber 09276687839. Purchase now for a day filled with laughter, creativity, and Halloween thrills that will bring families closer together.

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McDonald’s Brings Back the Fun and Spooky Experience with Its Back-to-Back Events this Halloween!

PHILIPPINES - October 27, 2022 – After two years of celebrating anticipated holidays virtually, everyone’s ready and excited to break the rigidness of life and once again become mischievous, silly, and outrageous this Halloween season. Get ready to go all out once again as McDonald’s brings us the complete Halloween experience with its back-to-back Fun Day activities!

With McDonald’s back-to-back Halloween events lined up just for you, not only will kids see monsters, they get to interact with them too! The Halloween In-Store Fun Day happening on October 24 – 31 will allow children to play around in their special costumes and trick or treat bags while being mischievous and silly like monsters! They can participate in games and activities such as Avoid the Icky Monsters, Catch the Monsters with your Third Eye, and Monster Step Dance. This event will be done in more than 400 participating stores nationwide. You may inquire in your nearest McDonald’s branch to check the event schedule and other details.

On October 29, McDonald’s will hold the Grand Halloween Fun Day event at SMX Convention Center. The Monsters Ball 2022 will be a Halloween spooktackle packed with wicked fun and awesome treats! It will definitely give the family a bonding adventure with different activations like mazes and booths where monsters and rewards await. There are also tasks that participants need to accomplish for a chance to qualify for the grand raffle!

Avail the following packages to join McDonald’s Grand Halloween Fun Day:

• Kids - P275 inclusive of 1-piece chicken McDo Meal and Ronald’s Shoe Duffle Bag
• Adults -P210 inclusive of 1-piece chicken McDo Meal

Click here for the complete list of stores where you can avail tickets to McDonald’s Family Fun Day Monsters Ball 2022

McDonald’s is extending the Halloween Fun even after all these festivities. There’s no missing out on all the Halloween fun outdoors because another Happy Meal O’ Clock Livestream is happening this November to bring the thrill and spookiness virtually at home.Tune in to McDonald’s FB page for further announcements.

After two years, it’s time for kids and Halloween fans to release their inner monsters and let loose! Visit McDonald’s stores and online platforms for more details on the thrill and spookiness of McDonald’s Halloween activities.

Artists Volunteer to Paint Manila North Cemetery Wall for Undas

One of them is Demetrio “Demet” Dela Cruz, an award-winning artist who also grew up in Manila made the initial sketch together with fellow distinguished artist John Paul “Japs” Antido.

Dubbed “Flores Para Los Muertos (Flowers For The Departed),” the project is a collaboration between the Pinto Art Museum, Office of Mayor Isko Moreno, Office of Congressman Yul Servo Nieto, and Davies Paints Philippines, Inc.

“The idea is a bouquet,” Dela Cruz says. “The essence is unity; to produce an arrangement of native Filipino flowers as a non-political offering to Manila and to the departed who rest in the cemetery.”

"We offer flowers to the dead all the time as a way of paying homage to our loved ones,” Dr. Joven Cuanang, the founder of Pinto Art Museum says. “As we are nearing All Saints Day, this is also a celebration to our cherished tradition.”

The event was like a gathering of friends and family on a Sunday, doing what they love together. Another award-winning artist, Jim Orencio, says when Dr. Cuanang told them about the project, they happily volunteered. With him were his children who are also artists, Shannah and Rex, who were assigned their own parts of the mural.

The over 300-strong volunteers managed to paint the whole mural in just 10 hours.
Manila 3rd District Representative John Marvin “Yul Servo” Nieto, was present at the event. “Malaki ang pasasalamat ko sa kanila, (I’m very grateful to them)” he says about the artists. The actor-turned-congressman, shares how he hopes the mural will make art more accessible and contribute to the transformation of Manila.

“Ang sining hindi lamang para sa mayaman, kundi para sa lahat, (Art is not just for the rich. It is for everyone.)” Nieto says.

In 2018, the Manila North Cemetery saw 1.5 million visitors on Undas. This year, visitors to the country’s oldest and largest cemetery will find a 500-meter mural along its eastern wall. “This is really something special for us because of the cemetery’s historic roots and because the event brought together over 300 volunteers who were able to finish this vibrant monument in 10 hours,” Davies Paints Marketing Communications Manager Jo Ann Viriña says.

This isn’t the first time Davies Paints has contributed to beautifying a locale.
In 2016, they collaborated with the Tourism Department in the Cordillera Autonomous Region and with Tam-awan artists who painted 200 houses for the colorful Stonehill, Botiwtiw, and Sadjap (STOBOSA) Hillside Homes Artwork in La Trinidad, Benguet.

They have contributed to beautifying many parts of the country since. Their most recent prior to this was earlier in 2019, when they collaborated with Mandaluyong City government and with artist group Ang Gerilya to paint pillars along Shaw Boulevard with murals depicting the city’s folklore.

Davies Paints hopes it can continue contributing to the beautification of more localities. “We want to transform communities through colors,” Viriña says.