TANGLAWAN PHOTO ART EXHIBIT AT SM CITY SAN JOSE DEL MONTE
A picture paints a thousand words and truly that photographs bring back memories. And in this digital age, one thing that we never forget doing is to take pictures especially when we are in beautiful places.
The local government in partnership of SM City San Jose del Monte celebrates the 5th Tanglawan Festival and 20th Cityhood Anniversary of San Jose del Monte in a simpler but more meaningful way through a photo art exhibit promoting the tourist spots and landmarks of the city.
Dubbed as the ‘Kwentong San Joseño” the local government organized a photo art contest open for all the professional, amateur, and aspiring photographers and artists in the city. It is one way to showcase the talent of San Joseños in taking pictures and most importantly to display the beauty of the city and how it has changed over time.
“These photos are not just simple pictures, they tell how rich and beautiful our city is.” San Jose del Monte Tourism Officer Roberto Peralta Ramirez Jr. said as he shares how he wanted to take this opportunity of promoting the city online. “We wanted to promote it right now because most of us are into social media, so when we go back to normal, people will be more interested and eager to visit our city” he added.
To ensure the safety of everyone and to comply with the health protocols, the opening of the exhibit was only viewed through Facebook Live, and was only graced by the contestants and few guests led by Congresswoman Florida Robes.
On the other hand, SM City San Jose del Monte Mall Manager Jose Mari Emmanuel H. Correa expressed his gratitude to the local government and congratulates the contestants. “This activity of the local government provides inspiration and hope to all of us that in the future we will be able to conquer this challenge that we are experiencing right now and be able to move on stronger together” he shares.
Located at the second floor of SM City San Jose del Monte, the exhibit will run until the last day of Tanglawan Festival celebration of September 5.
