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Where on EDSA were you in 1986?
The CCP Pasinaya Open House Festival will be held online on February 26 and 27, celebrating the 36th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution.
Under the theme 'Sana All Lumilikha, Lumalaya,' the festival aims to showcase the power of arts in social transformation and empowerment, embodying the spirit of EDSA.
The two-day virtual event will feature various performing arts, literary arts, visual arts, film, and broadcast arts, including an exhibit, a forum, a digital timeline, and the lighting of the CCP façade.
Special video premieres include 'Radyo Malaya: Soundbites of a Revolution,' a radio drama re-enactment of the EDSA Revolution, and 'EDSA Book Videoke,' an animation based on a children's counting book about EDSA.
Additionally, 'Pagsamo: Gabay at Pagbabago' will be presented, a prayer for guidance and change that highlights the significance of the Malolos Congress, the 1898 freedom fight, and lessons from the EDSA People Power.
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