Eastwood 3D Cinema is Now Open

Entertainment complex Eastwood City takes cinematic experience to another notch as it opens its first ever Digital 3D Cinema.

During the recent media launch, Eastwood City key persons welcomed everyone in the unveiling of the new theatre in a special advanced screening of "Shrek: Forever After." Representatives from Solar Entertainment group and United International Pictures were also present to congratulate Megaworld Corporation's latest feat. Local celebrities with the likes of Kris Aquino, Baby James, and Gab Valenciano graced the event as well.

Using the Christie Solaria CP2230 Digital Cinema Projector--the brightest digital cinema projector in the Christie Solaria series--Eastwood’s new Digital 3D Cinema allows viewers see a clearer image from every seat in the house. This state-of-the-art technology cinema has a seating capacity of 215, with tickets selling at Php350.00 per, drink and popcorn included.

Eastwood 3D Cinema launch: May 19, 2010

Bloggers enjoyed the advanced screening of Shrek with their families. Thanks, Eastwood!

The Eastwood 3D Digital Cinema is located at the Golden Cinema 5, 4th Level Eastwood Mall. For inquiries, contact the concierge at 7099888.

Join Eastwood City's 2010 Summer Workshops

No exciting out of town/country planned this May? Then you might as well join Eastwood City's exciting line-up of 2010 summer workshops happening at Eastwood City Walk 2!

Groove to the summer heat with the Urban Dance 101 by Brewing Point Dance Studio. This 2-hour dance workshops, to be held every Friday of May, will cover the basics of Locking, Krump, Popping and Break Dance. If you like to make your own beat, you might be interested with the Basic DJing Lessons with DJ Xfactor and learn about Matching Beats, Mixing Basics, & Basic Scratching

Got an eye for art? Join Mr.Eric Calderon as he shares the fundamentals of Basic Photography every Saturdays of May, 2 to 5pm. Got an eye for beauty? The School of Fashion and the Arts (SOFA), on the other hand, will hold a 2-day Fashion Workshop on "Fashion Trends & Fashion Computer Aided Design" and "Basic make-up & Fashion Illustration"

Registration is now open at the Eastwood Mall Concierge and City Walk Information Center. A joining fee of ONE HUNDRED PESOS (Php100.00) must be paid per workshop session. For more inquiries, please call the Eastwood Mall Concierge at 709-9888 or visit www.eastwoodcity.com. For the up-to date announcements, join Eastwood City in Facebook, Twitter, or Multiply.

Eastwood City to host a grand Easter fair on April4

This April 4, 2010 have a fun journey to new worlds as Eastwood City brings you Easter Wonderland 2010.

An Easter parade will kick-off the whole day event at 2:45 pm. This colorful parade will be participated bycostume contest participants, mascots, My Talent dancers, cosplayers, bikers from Flipbykes, and advocates of the Homeless World Cup Philippine Team. To follow are other exciting Easter activities such as egg hunting, acrobatic performances, donut making workshop, and special egg painting session with Master Fernando Sena. In addition, Seven Worlds of Play and Imagination will be spread out in the entire Eastwood City commercial development, each one with a unique and interesting theme which kids can choose from.

click image to view Easter Wonderland 2010 Map and Schedule

Wonderland Passports will be sold at Php500 per, inclusive of loot bags, one-time access to near 50 booths, activities and rides, plus a chance to win prizes at the Easter Wonderland Raffle. Part of this Easter festivity proceeds will be donated to Urban Opportunities for Change Foundation (UOCF), a non profit organization that champions the Homeless World Cup Philippine Team, who will be competing in the Homeless World Cup to be held in Brazil on September.


For inquiries, contact Eastwood City at 709-0888 or 709-9888 or visit www.eastwoodcity.com.

Danissa tries Uncle Cheffy's Panizza

I DECLARE THIS MY COOLEST POST EVER BECAUSE THE TITLE RHYMES.

meh.

So what's a Panizza?

It's a very thin pizza (go figure!) that you roll up with Arugula leaves and Alfalfa sprouts. It's like Yellow Cab's Dear Darla Pizza minus the hard crust and YC's signature oiliness. Hihi.

 thin-crust panizza

Last week, we went to Uncle Cheffy at Eastwood mall to try it out. The sign said "Brick-Oven Panizza" which reminded me of Chi's brick oven kitchen at BF Homes, PQ.

I like how the crust is thin and crisp yet it doesn't crack or break when you roll it. Note that it doesn't have much cheese and toppings so make sure to add arugula, alfalfa, and salsa. Just imagine you're eating pizza and salad at the same time. LOL. Putting the vegetables and rolling up the crust before taking a bite makes eating a panizza fun and experiential.