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Owned by Mr. Nemesio “Nemi” R. Miranda Jr. located at Barangay San Roque. The place is a restaurant and gallery which houses his artworks and other works of local artists. His works are described as “imaginative figurism” portraying rural life and folklore. https://www.facebook.com/nemiranda.gallery/ Contact (02) 8451-1580

A precursor to Angono’s Artistry, this cultural heritage dates back to circa 3000 BCE and is the most ancient Filipino, or more aptly, prehistoric Filipino work of art. The Existence of the rock engravings was reported to the National Museum by the late National Artist for Visual Arts, Carlos “Botong” Francisco. In 1973, by virtue continue reading : Angono-Binangonan Petroglyphs

As business establishment arose in town, SM Center Angono had been a consistent partner of Angono’s artistic and cultural haven pieces by being a venue to execute exhibits for individual and group visual artists and musicians. Also, there were several workshops and contests that were catered and sponsored by SM.  Situated on the 2nd floor continue reading : SM Angono Art Walk

Galeria Perlita sounds like a wonderful art destination in Angono, the Art Capital of the Philippines. Known for its rich artistic heritage, Angono is home to many talented artists and is famous for its vibrant art scene. Contact 0915-725-9618

Balagtas Gallerie was established in commemoration for the late Angelito Balagtas. It was opened on December 14, 2021 which dates the birthday of the late artist. The opening of Balagtas Gallerie garnered the artists of Angono Ateliers Association Philippines in their tribute for the late Angelito Balagtas.  Balagtas Gallerie serves as the home office for continue reading : Balagtas Gallerie

Balaw-Balaw is a well known Filipino Restaurant located in Angono, Rizal, Philippines. It gained fame for its unique and adventurous menu, which includes exotic dishes not typically found in mainstream Filipino cuisine. One of its most famous offerings is “balaw-balaw” a dish made from fermented rice with shrimp or fish, which gives the restaurant its continue reading : Balaw-Balaw Restaurant & Art Gallery

The museum houses the vast collection of artwork produced by the Blanco family of painters. Headed by renowned painter Jose “Pitok” V. Blanco, the Blanco family has produced a prodigious array of visual art depicting Angono’s idyllic rural life, colorful fiestas and religious celebrations. Experience the pleasing and relaxing paintings of Blanco Family Museum and continue reading : Blanco Family Museum