We are a certified rice country, but we actually rarely think about how our farmers are doing. Find out how important Agriculture really is in the Philippines in our latest #MagitingShorts

In the premiere episode of ATIN: Stories from the Collection, we’re taking on the question: who and where is the Filipino? Locating the Philippines is a simple task; locating the Filipino is...

Let's travel back to the original days of flirting and courting in the Philippine islands.

Our beloved Philippine Flag wasn't always like what we see now. It has undergone lots of changes throughout decades and eras. Get to know the origin of its design in our latest #MagitingShorts!

A virtual exhibition about the history of Baguio and the Pines Hotel

The lack of raw materials and the closure of factories led to massive unemployment during the war. The City Cooperative Center, an agency under the office of the Manila mayor, initiated livelihoods...

What do our clothes say about our stories and our history? More than basic clothing, textiles are signifiers of customs and meanings, especially for indigenous groups.

This is an image of a Filipino revolutionary officer in 1899.

Burial objects often inspire both dread and fascination.

In our latest #MagitingShorts, let's understand what makes Indigenous People and Communities a vital part of our society and national identity.

This photo shows the proclamation of independence on June 12, 1898 at Emilio Aguinaldo's house in Kawit, Cavite.

Image of an American soldier during the Filipino-American War

Do we still need actual, physical teachers when we can learn almost everything online in the comfort of our homes? Well, in our latest #MagitingShorts, we list down some of the things we can't...

Catigbac was a lawyer and former revolutionary officer who served as municipal president of Lipa, Batangas, from 1905 to 1906. After the war he was appointed municipal treasurer of Lipa and in 1905...

A virtual exhibition showing the stories and experiences of children during World War II

The YMCA established temporary service stores to supply goods to soldiers and civilians

People like CPL. Claro Fornis, our Pulis Magiting awardee, are truly admirable with how they selflessly help other people. But anybody can actually be Magiting, and here are some tips that we can...

Preparing for your next shopping spree? Consider going local! Find out the many benefits of supporting local products and businesses in our latest #MagitingShorts!

A virtual exhibition featuring photos of destroyed buildings in Manila due to World War II

This interactive module (recommended for ages 10 to 12) presents the rich and colorful culture of select ethnolinguistic groups in the Philippines through the Ayala Museum’s doll collection....

Produced by the Philippine Constabulary of the Marcos dictatorship (1977)

The Lozano Album | In Focus: Arts and Objects Explained In the premiere episode of IN FOCUS, we’re taking you through the renowned Lozano Album: Album Filipino. The Lozano Album consists of...

For the Love of God | ATIN: Stories from the Collection Tracing back the Philippines' religious history through objects. From Hinduism, Buddhism, Islam, to Catholicism.

We know who our heroes are, or do we? In our new #MagitingShorts explains the supposed requirements to become a hero and whether Jose Rizal is actually one.

For some, technology has reached a point where it is becoming really scary. So instead of learning more about it, they "protect" their children from it. But there's a better way of dealing with...

Filipinos love a great story, even if it comes from the smallest, most ordinary things. These everyday objects featured hold a unique story, an interesting design, or are just simply one of a kind.

Bukaneg--an orator, musician, preacher, and lexicographer--is considered the father of Iloko literature (1552-1624). His knowledge of Ilocano, Tinguian, and Tagalog languages made him a valuable...

An virtual exhibition about the contributions and experiences of Women during World War II

The Art of War | ATIN: Stories from the Collection War is characterized by ruin, devastation, and bloodshed. Yet, creativity and community are manifest in our weapons, artifacts, and monuments.

Painstaking Imprecision | Atin: Stories from the Collection Our ancestors are some of the best craftsmen we will never know. With only their dexterity and diligence, our ancestors have left...

President Ferdinand Marcos (1983) in a nationwide announcement threatens to reimpose martial law measures to prevent a repetition of the riot that left 11 people dead in the worst outbreak of...

What are the poorest areas in the country? Know the places that need our help the most and what we can do about it in the latest #MagitingShorts

In this episode of ATIN: Stories from the Collection, we explore the three main life stages of early Filipinos: life, marriage or alliance, and death.

Botong Francisco: A Nation Imagined is a documentary short on National Artist, Carlos “Botong” Francisco. Directed by Peque Gallaga. This short film narrates the story and artistic history of...

How did we paint the divine? Featuring Santisima Trinidad & Sagrada Familia.

The vaulted ceiling of the convent''s receiving room, painted by Cebuano artist Raymundo Francia in the 1930s.

A look into the pre-colonial Philippines' practice of gold-filling the teeth, and what it meant for beauty and power.

Ang Mga Paring Pilipino Sa Kasaysayan Ng Inang Bayan

Culture. Big word, right? Everyone seems to know that we should preserve our culture and cultural heritage. But do we know WHY we should do so? Find out in our latest #MagitingShorts