Telco teams up with Cultural Center to drive innovation at Pasinaya 2024
Globe has reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing the aspirations of young creatives and celebrating artistic innovation through its latest collaboration with the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) for Pasinaya Festival 2024.
The partnership transformed the largest multi-arts festival in the country into a digital and creative spectacle, proving that technology and arts can come together to create unparalleled experiences for all.
Held at the CCP Complex, Pasinaya Festival 2024 offered an “experience-all-you-can, pay-what-you-can” scheme, allowing attendees to immerse themselves in a diverse array of over a hundred shows, screenings, workshops, and activities spanning music, theater, dance, visual arts, film, and literature.
“Globe remains committed to nurturing the youth, offering them opportunities to learn and improve their skills from an early age. The Pasinaya Festival showcased a variety of workshops and performances across disciplines, reflecting the breadth of creativity we support. Our partnership with the Cultural Center of the Philippines for this festival is just the beginning of the creative partnerships we aim to build this year,” remarked Giv Florida, Director and Head of Globe Prepaid.
In line with Globe’s mission to empower the next generation of creators, the company’s support for Pasinaya 2024 was multifaceted.
Through Globe Hangouts, festival-goers were treated to an array of enriching activities, from virtual reality (VR) on the Hangouts Bus to designing their own tote bags with Dripsplash PH.
Likewise, attendees were able to sign up for GoWATCH: Art Animation Masterclasses for free, ensuring that even those who missed certain talks could catch up via the Globe Hangouts website.
Globe facilitated discussions with artist communities and enabled donations to the Hapag Movement via the GlobeOne app. They also provided essential technological infrastructure for seamless live streaming and connectivity, aligning with their “Go Lang Nang Go” message to empower young creators. Watch out for updates from Globe on similar events.
