Pasay City has welcomed back one of its most iconic cultural landmarks. The Likhang Filipino Exhibition Halls formally reopened along Roxas Boulevard, reclaiming a historic site at the ITC Complex and transforming it into a year-round destination for Filipino craftsmanship and export-ready products.
The reopening, led by First Lady Louise Araneta-Marcos, reaffirms the country commitment to export development and the promotion of homegrown talent. From emerging artisans to established designers, the exhibition halls showcase the best of Philippine-made goods — from handwoven textiles and indigenous accessories to contemporary home décor and fashion pieces.
A Free Cultural Destination for Everyone
One of the best things about the Likhang Filipino reopening is that it is open for free to the public. Starting January 20, 2026, visitors can explore the exhibition halls from Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. This makes it an accessible destination for families, tourists, and anyone interested in supporting local products.
The halls serve as both a showcase and a marketplace, connecting Filipino craftspeople directly with buyers and export partners. It is a significant boost for small businesses and artisan communities across the country who now have a permanent, high-visibility venue in one of Metro Manilas most strategic locations.
Pasay City Growing Cultural Scene
The reopening of Likhang Filipino adds to Pasay City growing reputation as a cultural and commercial hub. Situated along the bustling Roxas Boulevard, the exhibition halls are easily accessible from major landmarks including the Mall of Asia, Cultural Center of the Philippines, and the Manila Bay area.
For those exploring what Pasay City has to offer beyond its famous malls and entertainment districts, the Likhang Filipino Exhibition Halls provide a meaningful stop that celebrates Filipino heritage and creativity.
Whether you are looking for unique souvenirs, supporting local artisans, or simply appreciating the artistry of Filipino crafts, a visit to Likhang Filipino in Pasay City is well worth your time.