Culture enthusiasts from all over the metro enjoyed a weekend filled with beautiful art, antiques, and home décor, along with other exciting activities during the “Flea Market at Palacio de Memoria,” an artisanal fair inspired by the El Rastro de Madrid flea market in Spain.
As the heritage house that champions the arts, history, and culture, Palacio de Memoria held the event to show the significance of art and how it can help move our lives forward in times of crisis. So, after a year of holding our art-related events virtually, it’s a nice change to finally hold a live event that’s fun and safe,” said Palacio de Memoria general manager Camille Lhuillier.
A highlight of the event was the Connoisseur Talks with Dr. Jaime Laya who discussed and highlighted some notable art pieces from different eras and their significance in Philippine culture and history.
Following the talk by Dr. Laya, guests joined an informative cognac master class by Remy Martin. Complementing the luxurious drinks were gastronomic treats, including an exclusive menu and demo by Cibo di Marghi and Chef Gaita Fores, as well as a Cigar Night with Tabacalera Incorporada and Don Papa Rum.
To help ensure the health and safety of everyone, Palacio de Memoria implemented strict safety measures throughout the duration of the fair.
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