VAMGI and PAMI 8th Biennial Conference posted in the UMAC June 08 Newsletter
05:12:00 - Dec 31, 1969

VAMGI and PAMI 8th Biennial Conference on Museums and Sustainable Development posted in the UMAC June 08 Newsletter.

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Museums, Heritage and Conservation
05:12:00 - Dec 31, 1969

VAMGI and the National Museum of the Philippines in cooperation with the Cebu Provincial Government and St. Theresa’s College will hold a forum entitled: Museums, Heritage and Conservation on May 20-23, 2008 at the Cebu Provincial Capitol Social Hall.

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Simple Joys
05:12:00 - Dec 31, 1969

A colossal splash of colors graces the walls of the Saint Theresa's College Folklife Museum because of the artworks of Paulina Constancia, a folk artist raised in Cebu, trained in various cities abroad, and now a resident of Calgary, Canada.

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STC’S Heritage Awardees
05:12:00 - Dec 31, 1969

IN her 75th year of existence, St. Theresa’s College (STC) chose to honor her alumnae committed to the preservation of the cultural heritage of Cebu.

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Folklife Museum
05:12:00 - Dec 31, 1969

“DIAMONDS are forever.” In celebration of its 75 years of academic excellence, St. Theresa’s College Cebu (STC) has crystallized this classic statement by the opening of the STC Folklife Museum.

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1521, the year the santo niño arrived in cebu
05:12:00 - Dec 31, 1969

celebrate Sinulog at the cebu sports club lobby this january 16, friday, 4:30 pm for the opening of the 1521, the year the sto. Niño arrived in cebu”, a painting exhibition by manuel pañares, 16 works depicting an era, queen juana, keeper of the sto. Niño, king humabon of cebu and pigafetta are made alive to project the rich heritage and the pride of cebu.

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Simple Joys
05:12:00 - Dec 31, 1969

Featuring the Art of PAULINA CONSTANCIA

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Museum Website
05:12:00 - Dec 31, 1969

The STC Folklife Museum website is now up and running. Get the latest news, view photos and interact with the museum.

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