Sheraton Manila Bay Presents “The Tale of Peter & Friends”: A Magical Easter Island Adventure

Wazzup Pilipinas!? 

Manila, Philippines March 4, 2026 — Friends and families, kids, and those young at heart are invited to embark on a whimsical Easter journey as Sheraton Manila Bay presents “The Tale of Peter & Friends,” a magical Easter island adventure designed to spark imagination and delight young explorers. Taking place on April 5, 2026 (Sunday) from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM, the hotel’s 7th Floor will transform into a vibrant island world where pirates, fairies, and Lost Boys come together for an unforgettable Easter celebration.

Inspired by the spirit of childhood adventure, the event invites children to dress as pirates, fairies, or lost girls and boys as they set off on a treasure-filled journey through a series of themed activity zones.

 

Young guests can explore a variety of interactive experiences including:

Pirate Shipwreck Games – Cannon Ball Shoot, Hook Toss, and Pin the Patch challenges

Tinkerbell Fairy Garden – Fairy obstacle courses, tin can toss, and whimsical fairy-themed activities

Creative Easter Stations – Egg decorating, coloring activities, and face painting

Treasure Hunts and Raffle Prizes throughout the adventure

The magical afternoon also includes a festive lunch buffet prepared by the culinary team of Manila Bay Kitchen, along with themed beverages such as the sparkling Fairy Dust Punch and refreshing Treasure Chest Cooler, specially crafted for the celebration.

Families can join the adventure through the following ticket options:

Family Bundle

PHP 5,888 nett

Includes 2 adults and 2 kids (11 years old and below)

Additional from the bundle (kid): Php 1,000 nett

Additional from the bundle (adult): Php 1,500 nett

 

Individual Tickets

Kids (11 years old and below): PHP 1,500 nett

Adults (12 years old and above): PHP 2,000 nett

 

Special prizes will also be awarded for:

• Best Costumes

• Pirate-Inspired Egg Treasure Hunt Champion

With immersive décor, storytelling moments, and exciting activities around every corner, “The Tale of Peter & Friends” promises an enchanting Easter celebration where imagination takes center stage and every child becomes part of the adventure.

 

Reservations are required and full pre-payment is needed to secure slots.

For bookings and inquiries, guests may contact:

Sheraton Manila Bay

📞 +63 2 5318 0788

📧 reservations.manilabay@sheraton.com

 

Sheraton Manila Bay is a renowned hotel located at M. Adriatico corner Gen. Malvar Streets, Malate, Manila. The hotel offers luxurious accommodations, exceptional dining experiences, and state-of-the art facilities. With its commitment to providing exceptional service and creating unforgettable moments, Sheraton Manila Bay is the perfect destination for both leisure and business travelers. To reserve or book your room accommodations go to www.sheratonmanilabay.com. Sheraton Manila Bay is conveniently located at M. Adriatico corner Gen. Malvar Streets, Malate, Manila. Like us on Facebook and Instagram @sheratonmanilabay and follow us on Twitter at@sheratonmnlbay

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Pinagtuonan ng pansin ang pagpapalakas ng mga programang pangwika, lalo na ang pagpapaunlad ng Filipino sa konteksto ng Kapampangan Studies. Ibinahagi rin ni Dr. Mendillo ang konsepto ng Sentro ng Wika at Kultura (SWK) na maaaring itatag sa AUF, bilang katuwang na sentro ng KWF para sa mga inisyatibang pangwika at pangkulturang nakatuon sa wikang Kapampangan.



Kasama rin sa bahagi ng AUF sina Dr. Archimedes David, Direktor ng Christian Formation and Praxis; Dr. Ariel Gutierrez, Tagapag-ugnay ng MAPEH sa AUF Integrated School; Dr. Christiandon Aviado, Pangalawang Dekano ng Kolehiyo ng Edukasyon; at G. Christian Nicole Estrada, Tseyr ng Professional Education Department.

The Silent Shield Above: Inside ASEAN’s Bold Move to Reclaim the Stars

Wazzup Pilipinas!? 

High above the bustling markets of Manila and the gleaming skyscrapers of Singapore, a silent crisis is unfolding. The orbital highways of our planet, once vast and empty, are becoming a congested graveyard of speeding titanium and dead satellites. In this invisible frontier, a single collision could trigger a domino effect, crippling the GPS, shipping, and disaster response systems that hold modern ASEAN life together.

But on March 19, 2026, the Philippines sent a clear message: the region will no longer be a passive bystander in the chaos of the cosmos.

The Manila Summit: A Region Steps Up

Under the banner of the Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA), in a historic partnership with the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) and Thailand’s GISTDA, the ASEAN Space Situational Awareness (SSA) and Space Traffic Management (STM) Seminar-Workshop convened in Manila.

The stakes could not be higher. As ASEAN Secretary-General Dr. Kao Kim Hourn warned, the region’s very survival is now "deeply dependent" on space-based services. From the aviation routes over the South China Sea to the digital connectivity of remote villages, the "stakes are direct and concrete."

Tracking the Invisible Danger

Space is no longer just for dreamers; it is a logistical minefield. The workshop focused on two critical pillars of modern survival:

Space Situational Awareness (SSA): The art of tracking, predicting, and identifying the millions of objects—both functional and junk—orbiting our world.

Space Traffic Management (STM): The coordination required to ensure that when two objects are on a collision course, operators can communicate and maneuver safely out of the way.

Dr. Marc Caesar R. Talampas, PhilSA Deputy Director General, brought the danger closer to home. He highlighted the "growing hazards" of uncontrolled rocket reentries—debris that sheds during staging and threatens not just spacecraft, but civil aviation and the very populations on the ground.

"The Philippines invites our ASEAN partners to consider broadening the scope of our regional framework to include the complete arc of a space object’s life—from launch through reentry."

A Shared Vision: The ASEAN Declaration

The Philippines, currently chairing ASEAN, is not just hosting talks—it is architecting a future. Dr. Gay Jane P. Perez, PhilSA Ad Interim Director General, proposed a landmark ASEAN Declaration on Space Cooperation.

This isn't just a formal statement; it is a regional battle plan. It envisions a collective capacity to harness space technology for:

Disaster Resilience: Using satellite data to save lives during typhoons and earthquakes.

Environmental Sustainability: Monitoring the region’s precious ecosystems from the ultimate high ground.

Economic Growth: Ensuring the digital economy remains shielded from orbital disruption.

A Global Legacy for the Next Generation

The summit also looked beyond the technical. PhilSA and UNOOSA signed a Memorandum of Understanding to collaborate on space law and public engagement. In a move that bridges the gap between high-level policy and the classroom, the Philippine children’s activity book, “Si Tala at ang Kanyang Lakbay Kalawakan!”, will be adapted into all six official UN languages.

From Manila to the world, the message is clear: the law of the stars must be understood by everyone, from the heads of delegations to the children who will one day live among them.

The Road Ahead

As the heads of delegation from Singapore, Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Indonesia, and Malaysia stood together in Manila, the "silent shield" of space cooperation began to take shape. The ambition of a maturing ASEAN is now being matched by a profound sense of stewardship.

The stars are no longer just for looking at—they are a domain that must be protected, managed, and shared. In the heart of Southeast Asia, the journey to a secure and sovereign sky has officially begun.