Being on lockdown doesn’t mean you have to stop socializing, as proven by some of our favorite celebrities going on virtual reunions. You probably have done it, too. Which means you can get on this new trend of attending virtual events online. There are so many cool virtual events you could attend from the comforts of your couch this month of May.
Astronomy 102
With Spring comes something fresh and new, Science Centre’s Education team is bringing to you a series of vodcasts on…
Posted by SCOB – Science Centre OBservatory on Friday, April 17, 2020
Singapore’s Science Centre Observatory has been hosting a series of vodcasts, where you can enjoy all things astronomy from the sun to the moon every other Friday.
Darangen ni Bantugen
#AtHomeWithPhilippineBalletTheatre • in celebration of National Heritage Month, presents DARANGEN NI BANTUGEN (captured…
Posted by Philippine Ballet Theatre on Thursday, May 7, 2020
Jam Sessions
Due to the ongoing health crisis, Araneta Coliseum is unable to hold their usual series of concerts and gatherings at the Big Dome. So they started going online, as everyone seems to be doing. They’ve launched Jam Sessions, inviting artists and audiences alike to connect with each other through music.
Velvet Live
Catch OPM icons Raymund Marasigan and Buddy Zabala also known as Ultracombo, on the 8th episode of Velvet Live tomorrow…
Posted by Soupstar Entertainment Inc. on Sunday, May 10, 2020
Regular sets
Since the lockdown all over the world began, several artists have held weekly live streams to provide entertainment as well as raise funds to donate to organizations and communities in need. Check out some of them below:
- Diplo on Facebook every Friday and Saturday
- Major Lazer on Facebook every Sunday
- Dolly Parton reading children’s stories on Facebook every Thursday (not actually a musical set, but it’s still a regular thing)
#Graduation2020
On May 15, 2020, Facebook and Instagram celebrate the class of 2020, inviting notable personalities to give commencement speeches. Oprah Winfrey. Awkwafina, Jennifer Garner, Lil Nas X, Simone Biles, and more will grace the event with words of wisdom, while Miley Cyrus will perform her hit song “The Climb” for the graduating class of 2020. You can watch through the Facebook App page or through the @instagram account on Instagram.
Youtube is hosting a similar event next month called Dear Class of 2020, featuring former US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Obama, global superstar BTS, Lady Gaga, and many more.
Film festivals go online
For the first time ever, the highly anticipated annual film festivals will be screening their films online for FREE. Yes, you read that right. All for free. Tribeca Enterprises and Youtube came together and launched We Are One: A Global Film Festival, a 10-day celebration of film and all involved. The event begins on May 29 and ends on June 7, 2020. To know more about the online festival, go here.
Feel nostalgia with Senior Year
Shot 10 years ago with a small budget. Still the most fun I’ve had shooting a film. SENIOR YEAR available for a limited time.https://t.co/YZ2T8LVzZz
— Jerrold Tarog (@JerroldTarog) May 10, 2020
Award-winning director Jerrold Tarog made this coming-of-age film free for the public audience for a limited time. The story follows a group of students from a private Catholic school as they go through the challenges that come with their final year in high school.
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