How well do you know the mountains in Bicol? If you are in doubt, then this webinar is for you! The National Museum Bicol invites the public to join another free webinar entitled Volcano Talk: Bakit maraming bulkan sa Bikol? on February 2, 2022, 1:00-3:10 pm via Zoom and Facebook. Reserve your slot and pre-register here: bit.ly/3FfBO4i.

Finally, a preview of “The Basi Revolt” (1821) paintings documentary that is part of the Victory Liner’s Know Your North series! After the pandemic-induced delay, we will be able to show you a number of short features leading up to the main one to celebrate the National Arts Month in February.

In compliance with the recent announcement of the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Infectious Diseases (IATF), placing the National Capital Region (NCR) under Alert Level 3, the National Museum Complex in Manila will only be accepting fully vaccinated adults (ages 18 to 65 yrs old) starting January 3, 2022, in a limited capacity.

Admission is FREE but all visitors are required to RESERVE ONLINE at least a day before the visit. To book a slot, click BOOK A TOUR on this website.

To celebrate the 31st Library and Information Services Month and the 87th National Book Week, the NMP, through its Museum Services Division (MSD), organized an in-house interactive online learning activity entitled ‘Museum Treasures in A Shoebox.’  The activity serves as an extension of the museum’s public program with the intent of disseminating museum knowledge to its audiences, particularly the young learners. It was conceptualized with the goal of putting up engaging and inspiring activities while learning about the museum’s collections.  Since this is the pilot implementation, it particularly aspires to benchmark more similar activities in the future featuring various museum objects catering to different members of society.

The National Museum of the Philippines (NMP) hosted the Philippine International Quincentennial Conference (PIQC) Session 9, with the theme Year of Filipino Pre-Colonial Ancestors, on December 2, 2021, 9AM to 3PM.

Around 200 museum professionals and heritage stakeholders from across ASEAN member states attended the three-day international conference with the theme: “Museum Interpretation in Times of Disaster: Museum Education, Exhibitions and Public Programs in the New Normal”.