Art in Island, to offer student promo until end of July

Photo Courtesy: @artinisland | Instagram

CALLING ALL STUDENTS: if you’re looking for a cheap and fun way to spend time with your friends, partner, or family, Art in Island: The Media Square might just be your answer.

From June 29 up to July 21st, Art in Island is offering a Summer Break promotion for high school and college students. If you’re still in high school or college, you get 100 PHP off, as do each of your companions.

On their Facebook page, they add that the promo cannot be used in addition to any other existing promos, such as their in-house Junior rate, gift certificates, discount vouchers, and coupons.

You also need to take a screenshot of their post for the promo to be valid.

Aside from their student promo, Art in Island offers a birthday promo all year round. If you go there on your exact date of birth, you need to have one paying companion who will be paying the regular PHP 850 museum rate.

On any day during your birth month, you need to have four paying companions willing to pay the applicable walk-in rates.

Art in Island is a museum filled with a variety of interactive exhibits that are perfect for your TikTok reels and Instagram posts. They’re known to be the first and largest mixed media art museum in the Philippines, as per their Instagram page.

More than that, Art in Island is a place where you can bond with your loved ones, whether through appreciating art or simply taking silly photos together.

At their regular price, tickets for this exhibition are PHP 850 but are free for children who are three feet or under. The tickets for juniors, seniors, and PWDs cost 600 PHP, while tickets for students cost 700 PHP.

Art in Island can be located at 175th 15th Avenue in Cubao, Quezon City. It can be found just behind Cubao Expo, so you know what to do if you hang out there a lot.

Gaby Agbulos

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