The Rolling Stone Philippines Weekend Guide offers anything from your favorite international films being screened at your local cinema to your dimly lit music venues showcasing some headbanging and moshpit-starting rock music.
&Friends Festival
Okada Manila, Entertainment City, New Seaside Dr., Parañaque City
June 19 & June 20, Friday-Saturday
2:00 p.m.
P5,800
The electronic dance music festival &Friends is coming back for a second year with a massive lineup. International and local EDM acts will be presenting their biggest bass drops and sonic left turns. Headliners like electronic music icon Porter Robinson, Galantis, Subtronics, and Yellow Claw will be setting the stage alongside Orange Juice Asia and DJ Cupcakes throughout the entire weekend. Art and cosplay culture will also be on full display with local artists and cosplayers gathering for the weekend event.
Fête De La Musique Main Stage
Ayala Triangle Gardens, Paseo de Roxas corner Makati Ave. and Ayala Ave., Makati City
June 20, Saturday
4:00 p.m.
Free admission
Fête De La Musique returns with a stacked Main Stage lineup. The bill features a diverse bill of bands with a majority of the headliners coming from the jazz and funk-adjacent scenes. Alongside heavyweights such as Lola Amour and Radioactive Sago Project rock act fitterkarma, hip-hop collective Morobeats, and French experimental jazz trio Meule will perform. The event will kick off in Makati and continue all over the country the weekend after.
The Lokal Market
Casama House, 369 JP Rizal St., Marikina City
June 19 & June 20, Friday-Saturday
11:00 a.m.
Free admission
The Lokal Market is turning Casama House into an intimate space where creators and marketgoers can meet in one location. The event has gathered unique local vendors offering home decor, lifestyle products, wellness goods, and local artistry, with a special focus on makers from Marikina City. Running for two days, the event aims to foster a community around homegrown talent.
Pasts Revisited
YSpace, RCBC Plaza, Corner Ayala Ave. and Senator Gil J. Puyat Ave., Makati City
June 11 – July 11
5:30 p.m.
Free admission
Pasts Revisited offers a closer look at historians Renato Constantino and Letizia Roxas Constantino’s life work. The exhibit traces the story of two Filipinos who wrote side by side in the service of decolonizing the nation. On view are letters, never-before-seen book manuscripts, and rare artifacts from their lives and work, alongside artworks gifted by National Artist Vicente Manansala and painters Malang and Araceli Dans.
Sequential Forms
WHYNoT, 4th Floor, 2316 Chino Roces Ave Ext. Makati
June 20, 2026
4:00 p.m.
Free admission
The latest exhibition at WHYNoT centers on comics as translation, starting point, response, impetus, and outcome. Having opened on June 13, you can visit the mini-exhibition one last time on June 20 and see works by Kiko Escora, Yeo Kaa, Paolo Fabregas, Katrina Olan, Keith Sicat, and Project Teks. The closing day also features a conversation moderated by writer Carl Javier and filmmaker-komikero Keith Sicat.
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