The Ayala Streets Lights Up Again For The Holidays

We all have yearly traditions. For me, I go to Ayala Triangle in Makati to see the lights that extends from Paseo De Roxas, Makati avenue and Ayala Avenue for the holiday season. This year, the theme is church altars of five Philippine churches like San Sebastian in Manila, San Miguel Archangel in Cebu, Molo Church in Iloilo, Immaculate Concepcion in Jasaan, Northern Mindanao and the Sanctuario de San Antonio in Makati.

It followed suit after previous year when the church structure was the theme. In addition of the altars, there are also Pinoy Christmas themed totems. This was designed by Zenas Pineda, a seasoned interior designer specializing in visual merchandising, who has been designing for Ayala Land street lights for seven years now.

This coming Friday night, the Ayala Triangle will once again feature the lights and sounds show and for the first time, it's a Disney theme.

Ayala Triangle Lights Up The Gardens once again for the Holiday Season

For the last five years, Ayala Triangle Gardens provides the holiday atmosphere that gives Makati something to look forward to in the holiday season. Each year, the Triangle Gardens are decorated with LED lights and lit up every evening is a spectacular lights and sounds display for a few minutes. The Gardens are transformed in a visual entertainment for the whole family.

For this year, the lights will also involved laser display that is recognized internationally. The display comes in three musical numbers. The Festival of Lights will start at 6PM for every 30 minutes. The display was unveiled last November 9. For more updates of Ayala Triangle Gardens activities, follow this blog and like  L.E.N.S. blogs on Facebook.