PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Christmas is all about family, giving, and of course-- tradition. In the U.S., we often see traditional Christmas lights and other decorations on homes—but other cultures light ...

The chef said that Noche Buena becomes lighter when everyone contributes, making the most-awaited time of the year as a shared occasion not a staged one: One brings a dish, another brings ice, yet ...

For Filipinos abroad, it means inviting friends to experience the culture, not only the reunion. Pinoy Christmas already has ...

By Herman M. LagonThe streets glow with parols, the smell of bibingka lingers by churchyards, and jeepneys crawl through ...

Club Balai Isabel (CBI), located in Brgy Banga, Talisay, Batangas, is a lakeside resort developed by Techno-Asia Construction & Development. It is the brainchild of Nelson Terrible, a Manila-based ...

My Christmas nostalgia takes me back to my beloved hometown, Borongan, Eastern Samar, during my childhood days. I would help Tatay make a traditional ‘parol’ by using bamboo sticks, covering the star ...

Filipinos are known for their malasakit—always finding ways to care for their loved ones. Amid rising prices, many now turn to practical yet meaningful ways to secure their family’s peace of mind.

Christmas is a cherished tradition in the Philippines that embodies joy, hope, and togetherness. It’s a time when families reunite, communities come ...

OF TREES AND FORESTI still feel the pre-dawn chill of my first Simbang Gabi in Tondo, Manila, slipping out of bed at 4 a.m. My Nanay Curing would tug me ...

Why the Season Begins in SeptemberWhen the rest of the world is just easing into autumn, the Philippines is already bursting ...

Christmas is a cherished tradition in the Philippines that embodies joy, hope, and togetherness. It’s a time when families reunite, communities come alive with parol and carols, and even the simplest ...

One would immediately know if the person celebrating Christmas is a Filipino through the iconic "parol." One of the symbols of Christmas in the Philippines is the “parol” or the Christmas lantern.