Baguio Festival Highlights Evolving Creative Scene Ahead of 10th Anniversary
Baguio City launched its annual Ibagiw Creative Festival, showcasing its evolving art scene as it approaches the 10th anniversary of its designation as a UNESCO Creative City in 2027. The festival highlights the city's diverse artistic talents.
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