Category: Music & Arts Festival
Sirak shines after dark in Tacloban
Kbox Studios have been the forefront in nurturing and supporting the artists of Eastern Visayas. Musicians, visual artists, literatis and poets have found a space to promote their pieces—and unleash their creative expressions. Every year, Kbox Studios holds it’s anniversary in a spectacular fashion that engages the local artists to the community. Like how we [...]
Kbox Studios 7th Year Anniversary
KBOX STUDIOS celebrated its 7th Year Anniversary. It was a 3-day showcase of various artists coming from the different parts of Region 8 held at the Robinsons Place Activity Center. A celebration of existence and belonging to our much-pronounced Waray-Waray Culture has been the constant atmosphere all throughout April 6-8, 2018. An existence - that [...]
Intersections
Join us this December 3, 7 PM KBOX Art Gallery Cafe for the public opening of INTERSECTIONS, a mixed media exhibition of artists from Tacloban, Manila, and Berlin. In Japanese legend, the red thread of fate grows in your heart and flows out of your finger and goes on to intertwine with other people — [...]
First Spoken Word Poetry Album in Eastern Visayas Launched!
Spoken word poetry introduces the kind of art (which is mostly speaking accompanied by music) thus the title of TINTA’s first spoken word poetry album YAKAN which was launched last August 12, 2017 at Robinsons Place Tacloban. Yakan is the Waray-waray word for “speak/ say it”, it serves signal for anything you want to say. [...]
Leoncio’s Keys
KBOX Studios Production presents "LEONCIO'S KEYS" A piano concert at the Mall 08/20/17 6PM...featuring our very own Mr. Leoncio Olobia!! He will also be launching his 1st EP Album! Support local artists!
YAKAN
A launching of TINTA's very 1st Spoken Poetry Album produced by KBOX Studios! 6:00 PM August 12, 2017 - Saturday Robinsons Place Acvtivity Area Expansion
Break Free – Leyteños Join a Global Cry against Dirty Energy
People across the globe witnessed the strength of Filipinos as we survived the Haiyan aftermath. Tacloban, the most devastated city is now known as The City of Hope. The resilience, however, does not end in rebuilding establishments and healing one’s psyche. For the survivors of the deadliest Philippine typhoon, the fight goes on. On March […]