Art In The Park 2026

Art in the Park, the country’s favorite and most anticipated art day out, returns on March 23, Sunday, at the Jaime Velasquez park in Makati City from 10am to 10pm. Entrance to the fair is free for all.

Art in the Park continues to benefit the Museum Foundation of the Philippines in support of its projects and programs for the National Museum of the Philippines and its network.

For its 19th edition, Art in the Park gathers over 60 exhibitors representing galleries, art collectives, independent art spaces, and student groups to present a vibrant showcase of diverse talents and to offer an opportunity for fair-goers to engage, interact, and immerse themselves in Filipino creativity.

Prices of artworks at Art in the Park are capped at P70,000 with many art lovers scoring coveted pieces for even far less.

Art in the Park is organized by Philippine Art Events, Inc., for the benefit of the Museum Foundation of the Philippines with support from Bank of The Philippine Islands, Globe and with partners MACEA, Barangay Bel Air, and the Museum Foundation of the Philippines.

Get ready for another round of treasure hunting at the park.

15 March 2026, Sunday
10 am – 10 pm
Jaime Velasquez Park, Salcedo Village, Makati
www.artinthepark.ph

Special Exhibit

Featured Artists:
Ambie Abaño, Agnes Arellano, Anna Bautista, Zean Cabangis, Isaiah Cacnio, Bjorn Calleja, Bea Camacho, Clarence Chun, Charlie Co, Marina Cruz, Joey De Castro, Kabunyan de Guia, Daniel Dela Cruz, Pepe Delfin, Willie de Vera, Distort Monsters, Dex Fernandez, Manny Garibay, Ayka Go, Eugene Jarque, Pete Jimenez, Mark Justiniani, Jacob Lindo, Nasser Lubay, Joy Mallari, AR Manalo, Demi Padua, Henrielle Pagkaliwangan, Lynyrd Paras, Beth Parrocha, Jon Pettyjohn, Tessy Pettyjohn, Richard Quebral, Yvonne Quisumbing, Maxine Syjuco, Carlo Tanseco, Rodel Tapaya, Jomike Tejido, TRNZ, Mac Valdezco, Lydia Velasco, and Yeo Kaa.

This exhibition presents a curated collection in celebration of Art in the Park’s 20th anniversary.

Special exhibit design by Norman Crisologo and Ed Lacson

Gallery Directory

Filipino-Japanese indie pop artist #enamori is known for her dreamy sonic approach to music, but with a gritty, nostalgic edge of electronica and synth pop textures. Her music explores themes of self-descovery, woes of longing, and various complexities of youth to adulthood. ena mori blends delicate melodies with emotional lyrical explosions, making her craft one of a kind to the local indie scene, as well as fresh for the global stage.

DJ Mav / 4:00 – 6:00 pm

MavinGumban, also known as Mav, mixes disco, house, dance, pop, rnb, and anything that gets the crowd moving. Whether he’s spinning from the comfort of his bedroom, a sun-soaked beach, or in the energetic atmosphere of Manila night life, he always vibes and connects with the people he plays for — fellow music lovers and beloved friends.

Parking

Book

A look back at 20 years of #ArtintheParkPH

Two decades of championing Filipino artists, building communities, and making art accessible to all. From our very first fair in 2006 to the vibrant celebrations of 2026, each year has been filled with unforgettable moments, inspiring works, and the shared joy of discovering art in the open air.

To mark this milestone, we’re proud to announce the release of a special commemorative book, “Art in the Park at 20 (2006-2026).” This keepsake traces our journey through the years featuring highlights, stories, artworks, and the people who helped shape what Art in the Park has become today.

Available at the following locations:
MFPI booth
Cashier Tents
Special Exhibit booth

Here’s to 20 years of art, and many more to come! 🥂

Sponsors & Partners

Art In The Park will not be possible without the support of our partners.

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