This year’s theme, “Honoring Traditions, Fostering Innovation” captures the balance between preserving the past and shaping the future. The celebration aims to connect the past, present and future by incorporating the country’s local traditions while inspiring evolution to society.

MGM is set to kick-off the celebration on October 1 at SM Lanang, Davao City, alongside the Mindanao Art Fair event. The opening celebration is then followed by various activities across the country. These include the including the Luzon Art Fair happening at the Bulwagang Kanlahi in Tarlac City on October 3-6, and ManilArt at the SM Aura, Bonifacio Global City from October 9 to 13.

After a month-long series of events and celebration, MGM’s closing ceremony is scheduled on October 29 at the Aguinaldo Shrine, Kawit Cavite.

While MGM is celebrated in October, spill-over events continue until November with the Visayas Art Fair happening at the Oakridge Business Park in Cebu from November 22 to 24, 2024.

Museums and galleries continue to play a significant role in the promotion and preservation of cultural heritage of the Philippines, especially in today’s era of technological innovation and globalization. Their mission is to ensure that every Filipino remains connected to the country’s rich traditions while embracing the advancements of the modern world.

For details on this press release, contact Mr. Rene S. Napeñas, Head, Public Affairs and Information Office, through pais@ncca.gov.ph or 0945 788 5698. Visit www.ncca.gov.ph and the Facebook page @NCCAOfficial.