Weekend guide: SB19's Josh exhibit, fencing tournament, and more

MANILA – Here are some events that you can check out this weekend.

SB19's Josh 'Lost & Found' exhibit

A special photo exhibit to celebrate SB19's Josh's first solo album "Lost & Found" is taking centerstage at Quantum Skyview in Gateway Mall 2. Artworks from the album will be displayed, showcasing the artist's emotional growth in his journey of finding himself.

Handout.The event is until 9 p.m. later, connecting A'Tins, P-pop fans, and Josh Cullen supporters.

Juniors & Minime Fencing Tournament

The Philippine Fencing Association will hold a fencing tournament at Quantum Skyview in Gateway Mall 2 on Saturday and Sunday. It will feature fencing action for teens and kids with age 12 to 19 years old.

Handout.The two-day event will showcase a competitive scene and highlight the sport's finest talents.

G FEST 2024

P-pop girl group BINI and OPM artists SunKissed Lola, Denise Julia and more will visit Manila, Iloilo, and Davao live for Globe's G FEST 2024.

This year's G FEST, an annual festivity of the telecom giant, aims to build deeper connection with its customers especially the youth through activities and rewards.

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The event will kick off tomorrow at SMX Convention Center in Pasay City which will also be streamed live on Facebook and Youtube starting 6 p.m.

The artists will grace Iloilo Convention Center on October 5 and also perform in SMX Convention Center in Davao City on November 16.

CCP's 'Luminaries and Legacies' exhibit

The Cultural Center of the Philippines puts up the "Luminaries and Legacies" exhibition, a week-long celebration that runs until September 27 at the Samsung Performing Arts Theater in Circuit Makati.

It is divided into two sections: the first highlights the 2024 CCP Gawad Para sa Sining awardees; and the second spotlights other CCP institutional awards.

Handout.The Gawad CCP Exhibit Section will feature works of the 2024 honorees, including Jose Iñigo Homer “Joey” Ayala, Generoso “Gener” Caringal, Mike de Leon, Marilyn Gamboa, Gino Gonzales, Pete Lacaba Jr., the Loboc Children’s Choir, Julie Lluch, Mario O’Hara, and Lea Salonga. The section will also shed light on posthumous tributes to Sen. Edgardo J. Angara and former CCP Trustee Zenaida “Nedy” R. Tantoco.

Meanwhile, a curated display of trophies given by CCP from 1970 to present is among the highlights of the second section. These trophies also symbolize significant artistic contributions.

Notable designs include those by National Artists Napoleon Abueva, Abdulmari Imao, Arturo Luz, as well as Juan Alcazaren, Agnes Arellano, Eduardo Castrillo, Charlie Co, Louie Cordero, Peter de Guzman, Leo Gerardo Leonardo, Leeroy New. Impy Pilapil, Dan Raralio, Solomon Saprid, Mac Valdezco, and Eric Zamuco.

Aruneta Run Club's activities

To grant citizens a safe outdoor space for their recreational activities like jogging and walking, Araneta City will open select roads for pedestrians to roam around or do physical activities every Sunday, 5 a.m. to 9 a.m.

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