Unique and Affordable Christmas Finds at Circuit Makati Bazaar

With Christmas coming in less than a month, I bet that a lot of you are now cramming to get your children and god children some cool and unique gifts this Christmas. And with bonuses all flowing this weekend, I'm pretty sure that you are still after those items than can help you save a bit. Guess what, why not head to Circuit Makati Bazaar this weekend, and splurge on to some unique and amazing finds that come with pocket-friendly prices.

After the stunning and inspiring switch on ceremonies on Ayala Triangle Garden's Light and Sound Show, and the fantastic Ayala Avenue's Street Light Display, the unstoppable Makati City now brings a unique and amazing Christmas bazaar at the city's newest outdoor recreational area, the Circuit Makati.

A 3-day event that showcases exciting yuletide rewards, Circuit Christmas Bazaar features over 200 booths of budding kidtrepreneurs, instagrammers, celebrity entrepreneurs and Wellworth Department Store.

The Sparkling Ayala Avenue!

You'll know Christmas is just around the corner when Ayala Avenue, the country's prime avenue, lights up its decorated center aisles with Christmas joy to spread hope and love to the working crowd of Makati Central Business District! 

At exactly 6 o’clock tonight, together with Ayala Avenue, the major thoroughfares of Makati Central Business District will light up with a dazzling display of more than a million LED lights which instantly put Makati denizens and visitors into a festive mood. 

Designed by Zenas Pineda, Ayala Avenue, Makati Avenue, Paseo de Roxas, and extending to South Avenue are ready to brighten up our moods with their lighted wild flowers and weeds design that are sure to kick the Christmas spirit in each and everyone of us.

Makati City's Caracol 2014

If you think that the most developed city in the country is nothing but advancement and tall buildings, Caracol 2014 proves that there is more in  Makati City that you could think of. Dubbed as the city's Mardi Gras, Caracol is the celebration of earth's beauty and love through a street dance parade that showcases the beauty of our planet and the talent of Makati students and residents.

A total of 12 contingents from Makati's elementary schools, secondary schools and clusters competed on this year's Caracol Festival. Three groups are elementary pupils from Palanan, Maximo Estrella and Fort Bonifacio Elementary Schools, another three are high school students from Bangkal, Pitugo and San Antonio High Schools and six came from the six residential clusters of Makati City.

On this year's festival, the final street dance competition was held at the 21-hectare family entertainment and leisure village, Circuit Makati. This is this their second year here, and with a space as wide as a coliseum that can fit huge number of people, the place was unimaginably full yesterday with spectators and supporters who eager to see each contingent's performance.