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SIKLAB: Mga Dibuhò, Musika, at Makata opened on February 20, 2026, at the Fe Sarmiento-Panlilio Gallery, showcasing visual arts, music, and poetry under the them Ani ng Sining: Katotohanan at Giting. The exhibition brought together artists from the Alitaptap Recreational Hub Artists Collective and the Cavite Creative Community in a celebration of creativity and artistic expression.

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On February 20, 2026, Museo De La Salle welcomed Bachelor of Science in Tourism Management (BTM) students for the Docenting Program Orientation. The program introduced students to the museum’s collections and interepretive practices, providing opportunities to develop communication skills while fostering a deeper appreciation for cultural heritage and museum education.

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The launch of This is Me: An Autobiography, Plus by Dr. Oscar O. Bautista, was held at the Zaguan of Museo De La Salle, bringing together members of the Lasallian community, retirees, and honored guests. The event celebrated Dr. Bautista’s life, leadership, and contributions to education through a meaningful program that culminated in the official book unveiling, launch and signing.

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Museo De La Salle participated in the Southern Luzon Alliance of Museums (SLAM) Oath Taking and General Assembly, joining fellow museum institutions in a gathering that highlighted collaboration and shared commitment within the cultural sector. The event underscored the importance of strengthening networks and fostering partnerships that supports the continued growth, development, and relevance of museums in their communities.

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SIKLAB: Mga Dibuhò, Musika, at Makata concluded on April 17, 2026, with an artist talk featuring selected exhibiting artists who reflected on the themes of truth, courage, and personal expression explored throughout the exhibition. The three-month exhibit showcased works by artists from the Alitaptap Recreational Hub Artists Cavite and the Cavite Creative Community, celebrating the power of art to illuminate individual and collective experiences.

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On April 21, 2026, Museo De La Salle welcomed around 1,000 Lasallians as part of the university’s Reserach Week celebration. Through interactive riddles and museum-based activities, participants explored the museum’s spaces while fostering curiosity, critical thinking, and engagement with heritage and learning.

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PS Cavite Reads 2 opened with a gathering of readers, writers, artists, and cultural advocates in celebration of National Literature Month. The event featured a Books and Arts Bazaar, a Sketch Walk by the Cavite Heritage Sketchers, literary performance by the Cavite Writer’s Association, and an Open Mic Session by Packing Sheets that encouraged participants to share their creative works.

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As part of PS Cavite Reads 2, Museo De La Salle hosted the launch of May Ampon ang Pusa Ko by children’s book author Joyce Rochelle Montañano, in collaboration with graphic artist Santino Aznar. The event highlighted the importance of storytelling and creative collaboration in promoting literature and the arts.

WORKSHOP

PS Cavite Reads 2 featured poetry and zine-making workshops facilitated by Packing Sheets, providing participants with a creative space to explore self-expression through writing, art, and independent publishing. The sessions encouraged attendees to develop their creative skills while engaging with contemporary literary practices.

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As part of PS Cavite Reads 2 and the College Research Week, Museo De La Salle and the College of Liberal Arts and Communication organized a lecture series on Creative Works as an Academic Exercise. Authors and publishers from Cavite shared insights on the value of literature and creative production as tools for scholarship, research, and cultural engagement.

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The event concluded with POESIA, a performance by Literature students and the DLSU-D Chorale that brought poetry, music, and performance together. The program showcased the power of literary expression and provided a fitting finale to PS Cavite Reads 2.

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The launch of Aninag Chapbook Series 2 was held on May 25, 2026, at the Museo De La Salle Pavilion in collaboration with Packing Sheets. The event celebrated the works of emerging writers and poets, providing a platform for untold stories, personal reflections, and creative expression while highlighting the role of literature in preserving voices, memories, and truths.

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On April 21, 2026, Museo De La Salle participated in the turnover ceremony of innovative thesis project developed by students of the College of Information and Computer Studies. Among the featured projects was MATAMUSEO, an interactive mobile museum tour assistant that utilizes machine learning and artifact recognition technology to enhance visitor engagement and provide a more immersive museum experience.

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PATUBIG: Cavite’s Heritage Irrigation System officially opened on May 29, 2026, at Museo De La Salle, highlighting the rich history and significance of Cavite’s irrigation networks and water heritage. Developed in collaboration with various heritage, academic, and cultural institutions, the exhibition invites visitors to rediscover the role of irrigation systems in shapig local communities, agriculture and landscapes.

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Museo De La Salle’s PATUBIG exhibition featured an insightful lecture by Edgar Allan M. Sembrano on the history and significance of dams and irrigation systems, inspiring participants to appreciate and help preserve the stories behind these vital heritage structures. The event was made possible through the collaboration of the Cavite Studies Center, Cavite Historical Society, Dasmariñas Historical Society, Aklatang Emilio Aguinaldo–IRC, EA Sembrano and his publisher, and NHCP.