Venice Grand Canal Mall’s 40-ft Floating Christmas Tree

Celebrate the merriest season at McKinley Hill where the Venice Grand Canal Mall has a spectacular 40-ft floating Venetian-themed Christmas Tree. The mall is set to have their Holiday Weekend Spectacles, Holiday Toy Towns, and Venetian 3D Mapping Show all throughout November to December. They are also scheduled to have an ultimate Grand Christmas Parade on December 7. Check out their Facebook page for more information.

 

Ayala Triangle’s Gallery of Lights

Perhaps the most awaited Christmas display yearly is Ayala Triangle’s light show. What started in Christmas of 2009 has become a yearly tradition. This year, the already stunning Gallery of Lights has an addition – a 3D mapping show at the dome of Tower One called Carol of Lights. The lights and sounds show happens every night until January 12, 2020 from 6pm to 10pm. Check out their Facebook page for more information.

Ayala Avenue’s streets are also lit up this year with traditional Filipino Christmas décor designed and conceptualized by Zenas Pineda and made with local materials.

 

Water Garden, Festival Mall’s Christmas Village at Filinvest City

Water Garden unveiled its Christmas wonderland complete with the lights and sounds of life-sized Christmas installations. There’s a 42-ft Christmas tree set in a Magical Christmas village, fireworks, and weekly musical performances by some of the country’s best local performers such as: I Belong To The Zoo, Unique, This Band, Leanne and Naara, Silent Sanctuary. The festivities are until December 31, 2019 and admission is free for everything! Guess we’re heading south!

 

SM Mall of Asia’s multiple décors

Of course the largest mall in the country won’t be outdone. SM Mall of Asia has multiple displays in different locations. There’s a 75-ft tall Christmas tree and a Forest of lights by the Bay area, and multiple trees lit up and scattered inside the malls. You’ll truly feel the Christmas spirit here, and just as well because we know you’re starting to hunt for gifts.

 

Jack Daniel’s Holiday Barrel Tree

Since its debut in 2014 in two Metro Manila venues, Jack Daniel’s holiday tree has moved to a new home in C1 Park, Taguig in 2019. This year, the newly designed Holiday tree is made from repurposed and deconstructed whiskey barrel. The distinctly classic design is tailored specifically for C1 Park, showcasing a formidable but effortlessly beautiful Christmas structure with detailed craftsmanship. It also simultaneously launched Jack Daniel’s Bar No. 7, its first-ever pop-up bar in the Philippines, which features special JD Holiday cocktails including the JD Holiday Highball.

Jack Daniel’s is also set to give a taste of the Holiday spirit in the Northern region as it mounts another Holiday Barrel Tree at Mile Hi Center, Camp John Hay in Baguio City on November 29, Friday until January 5, 2020.

 

Ortigas East Christmas Street Musical Light Tunnel

Ortigas East brings the holiday cheer and good food for all sorts of families and barkadas. Their Christmas Street Musical Light Tunnel will be open to the public every night from 6 to 10 p.m. until January 5, 2020. There will also be a StrEAT Food Night Market open every night starting at 6PM.

 

Greenhills Laser Light Symphony

From November 15 to January 5, 2020, the Greenhills Night Market at G-Strip Parking area will be lit up with laser lights for the mall’s first-ever Laser Light Symphony. The shows run nightly starting from 6PM-9PM and admission is free!

 

Capitol Commons Lights at the Park

Aside from great restaurant options for dates, there’s another reason to visit Estancia at Capitol Commons. They recently unveiled their Lights at the Park, an installation consisting of 42 lamp posts of varying heights laced with more than 50,000 lights. If you’re wondering why it looks familiar, it’s inspired by the Urban Light installation at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.

The Lights at the Park is open until January 5, 2020 and it lights up every day from 6PM to 11PM. It’s time to take those ‘Gram-worthy photos!

Do you know other Christmas displays in the metro we might’ve missed? Share them with us in the comments!