Sunday, June 12, 2011

SM City Clark Celebrated 113th Years of Freedom


Mabalacat Mayor Marino "Boking" Morales led the 113th Independence Day celebrations at SM City Clark on Sunday urging officials of the mall and mall goers to keep the spirit of fighting for freedom and self-reliance alive in the consciousness of every Filipino.



Mayor Boking Morales who led the formal flag raising ceremonies was accompanied by Atty. Felipe Antonio Remollo, CDC President, Mr. Frank Madlangbayan, CDC Vice President Mr. Benhur Banigued, Provincial Director of TESDA and the top management officials of SM City Clark led by Assistant Mall Manager Ana Datu.




The event was marked by kite flying in the mall parking and the presentation of famous Filipino patriotic song "Lipad" rendered by Marjorie Celis of AUF Performing Arts.



Sunday, May 29, 2011

Reyna ning Flores de Mayo



 Winners of AUF's Reyna ning Flores de Mayo with SM Admin Officials

 The merry month of May will not be complete without celebrating the grandest Reyna ning Flores de Mayo in Angeles City. In partnership with Angeles University Foundation and SM City Clark the event was held last May 28, 2011 at SM City Clark's the Event Centre, with 23 young lovely ladies from different towns and cities paraded their stunning gowns created by the finest designers of Angeles City.
The winning sagalas received P30,000 for the grand winner; P25,000 for the 1st runner-up; P20,000 for the 2nd runner-up; P15,000 for the 3rd runner-up; and P10,000 for the 4th runner-up. Cash prizes were also given away to the Best Arch and Filipino gown.

                             Grand winner : Vanessa L. Sagmit


                             1st Runner-up : Cherry Joy Demate

                             2nd Runner-up :  Grace Nicole Quizon


                             3rd Runner-up : Rochelle Ann Ginang


                             4th Runner-up : Regine Kyle Mejia




The winners are

ARCH

3rd Best Arch- no. 11 Maan Quizon (designer)
2nd Best Arch- no. 17 Michael Lacson (designer)
BEST ARCH- no. 12 Carl Miranda

FILIPINO GOWN

2nd runner-up > no. 6 Joecel Yumul (designer)
1st runner-up> no.17 Fernan Fernandez (designer)
BEST in FILIPINO GOWN - Frederick Policarpio (designer) gown worn by Vanessa L. Sagmit (no. 15)



FLORES DE MAYO

4th runner-up > Regine Kyle Mejia (no. 23)
3rd runner-up > Rochelle Ann Ginang (no. 19)
2nd runner-up > Grace Nicole Quizon (no. 11)
1st runner-up > Cherry Joy Demate (no. 17)
AUF Reyna Ning Flores De Mayo - Vanessa L. Sagmit (no. 15)

                                Angeles University Foundation's Performing Arts

                                Angeles University Foundation's Rondalla

                                Marching Band


2010 Reyna ning Flores de Mayo, Karen Joy San Luis with SM City Clark Officials
from L-R: Bambi David, Marketing Officer, Venus M. Manalang, Public Relations Officer,
Ana T. Datu, Asst. Mall Manager, Jeff Suarez, Marketing Manager, Yoej Yan, Marketing 
Officer and Denise Ivy Murillo,Marketing Officer






Monday, April 25, 2011

JOB FAIR ON MAY 1 AT SM SUPERMALLS


It will be a lucky weekend for jobseekers as SM Supermalls hosts the Labor Day Job Fair happening on Sunday, May 1, 2011.

Spearheaded by Department of Labor and Employment Region 3 (DOLE-R3), the job fair at SM welcomes the graduates of class 2011 and other job hopefuls looking for better opportunities. It will be participated by mall tenants together with the SM Group of Companies such as SM Department Store, SM Hypermarket, Watsons Personal Care, Ace Hardware and SM Supermalls.

Through DOLE’s One-Stop-Shop Services, aspirants can also opt to apply for their NBI Clearance, Cedula, SSS Membership, Police Clearance and Philhealth membership during the affair. Likewise, Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) will be conducting skills demonstration on massage as well as the basics in electrical course among others. 

In Central Luzon SM City Pampanga and SM City Baliwag will host the May 1 Job Fair at their respected Event Centers while SM City Marilao and SM City Clark will have their regular Job Fair activity.

The project is supported by the Bulacan Provincial Youth Sports, Employment, Arts, and Culture Office (PYSEACO) and the Public Employment Service Office (PESO) in Baliwag and Marilao towns in the province of Bulacan, and the City of San Fernando and Angeles in Pampanga.

Interested applicants may pre-register at the nearest Public Employment Service Office and attend the Pre-Employment Orientation Seminar (PEOS) to become priority applicants. In SM City Baliwag, they may also pre-register and apply for their PhilJobnet IDs at the posted booth located in front of the Event Center starting April 25. Walk-ins are also welcome provided that they have copies of their resume and picture with them. 

Monday, April 4, 2011

SM City Clark dishes out savory Turkish doner




Kapampangans are culturally carnivorous—one can easily spot it in their tables daily and during festivities dishes like pochero, menudo, afritada, caldereta and the likes. The savory goodness of meats, both red and white, appeals to their palate that it would be so easy to like other cuisines in parts of the world that also fell in love with the meat like Brazil, Germany, and Turkey.

Turkish delights are another and boast off meaty doner that is just now on town, ready to attract our meaty culture.  And as SM City Clark welcomes its another tenant, Ala Turka Istanbul Doner, taste buds will soon ask for more, redefining Middle Eastern palate more than the familiar taste of kebabs and shawarma.

The new restaurant to stop and dine with—Ala Turka Istanbul Doner, shares its theme with the richness of rotisserie, making sure meat is oozing with umami taste of the juices.  It is said, in fact, that the first doner kebab was invented in Bursa Turkey in the 19th century although apparently, roasting meat is as old as the primitive men at the onset of the discovery of making fire.

Just when you crave for barbeque, right? But what about making it a little more savory with a colorful concoction of fresh vegetables like tomatoes or onions to make a shawarma we all know? Differentiate Ala Turka Istanbul Doner.

Ala Turka Istanbul Doner takes pride of its uniquely juicy doner kebab where slices of marinated meats are rolled up to embrace the searing hot vertical skewer, releasing that yummy juice that makes the most of meat. Because it is self-basting, a doner contains the richness of the juices in the meat itself, which is made possible given that the skewer is vertical and not the other way around when one does his barbeque. But doner kebab is no ordinary barbeque, the perfectly cooked piled of meat are sliced thinly later and are paired with salad and a pita bread, making us imagine a shawarma that is not.

A Turkish doner however is no longer exclusive in the Middle East, sure reason why it is now in SM City Clark! Just as there are variations on the Chinese bun and Mexican tortilla, this equally delighting doner has similarities with other places worldwide. In Europe, for example, it is often paired with French fries, sometimes even taken as a side dish, others with flavored rice. No matter how, a Turkish doner surely appeals to meat-loving patrons.

And never forget that there is a Turkish pizza—which this new tenant claims to be its specialty: round, thin, dough bread, of course the size of the pizza, heavily raining with minced meats of various kinds. It is also drizzled with the citrusy tang of lemon juice rolled up delectably with ripe tomatoes, pungent onions, fresh parsley, and crisp lettuce. And oh, do not forget its name is lahmacun.

Ala Turka Istanbul Doner is now available in SM City Clark, located at the Meeting Place.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

GCINA MHLOPHE-BECHER’S SOUTH AFRICAN STORIES AT SM


            

           Young and young at heart Filipinos will have the rare opportunity to see storytelling South African style as Gcina Mhlophe-Becher performs her remarkable narration, acting, and storytelling skills at the SM Supermalls this February.

            In this joint project between the South African Embassy and the SM Supermalls, Gcina will treat mallgoers to her award winning performances on Sunday, February 20 at 2:00 PM at the 18th Travel Tour Expo at the SMX Convention Center and at 4:00 PM at the Second Floor of the Entertainment Wing at the SM Mall of Asia. She will weave her storytelling magic on Monday, February 21 at 11:00 AM at SM City Pampanga and at 3:00 PM at SM City Clark.

            South Africa’s favorite teller of tales has had an extraordinary professional career and her achievements have had a profound impact on South African culture, arts, and heritage. Dedicated to preserving the art of storytelling as a means of keeping history alive, as well as to encourage and motivate children to read Gcina has been writing and performing on stage and on screen for more than twenty years.

            By learning stories, we learn to communicate and say what we mean, Gcina says in an interview with Leila Summers. One of the reasons I love telling stories to young people is to encourage them to use words and language.  Stories are a way of bonding the family, and yes, storytelling is healing.

            Gcina adds that stories opens doors. It is trans-gender, trans-ages, trans-generations, trans-cultures, and trans-religions.  And that is very empowering. Her reason for traveling the world to share her storytelling skills? I tell stories in order to wake up stories in other people, she says.  Every living being has a story to tell.

            Inspired by her storytelling grandmother, she has earned her renown in poetry and storytelling since 1979; and has won 34 awards in publications and writing, as well as literature, storytelling, and her promotion of African culture.  She is also a theater actress, and has won awards for her stage performances in New York, Chicago, Edinburgh, and Africa

            Dont miss Gcina Mhlophe-Bechers unforgettable storytelling performances on February 20 at the SMX Convention Center and the SM Mall of Asia; and on February 21 at SM City Pampanga and SM City Clark.

Sunday, January 2, 2011

Nail-a-holics Nail Salon & Spa

Pamper yourself as SM City Clark opens the newest Nail Salon and Spa that offers a wide sort of indulgence from nail care, nail extensions, nail art, spa, massage, eyebrows extension, waxing and threading with a cozy ambiance of the shop at a very reasonable price.

It's also a unique way of giving gift and treat to your family and friends this holiday season by taking them to the ultimate pampering experience.  What's more, Nail-a-holics gives 20% discount on Atlantic Sea Moist Paraffin services.

Want a different kind of party? Nail-a-holics accepts an exclusive Spa Party. With a minimum of 10 persons, you can have the whole spa for yourselves! For party bookings and queries you may call: (045) 499 0378 or email them at party@nailaholics.com

Visit Nail-a-holics Salon & Spa now located at the Entrance 2 infront of BDO Bank at SM City Clark.

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Gigantic ‘Little Drummer Boy’ thumps SM City Clark

 
Merry ChriSMs all the way! This is the warmest message the SM City Clark family can give to all the mall lovers for the merriest season as it also rocks everyone with the grand display of the  ‘Giant Drummer Boy’ at the Event Centre this November 06, 2010.

A mechanical doll, which is synonymous to the poor but giving boy from the classic carol ‘The Little Drum Boy’, it measures up to 23 feet, making it the center stage for this year’s Christmas motif for SM City Clark. Starting on Saturday, everyone can now fulfill a true blue Christmas playground as the ‘Giant Drummer Boy’ arrives. This should be more fun with glittering lights that call for the yuletide as well as different renditions of famous Christmas tunes.

Every year, SM City Clark has been consistent in transforming its place with Christmas fantasy themes that all children—and children at heart, would love. From the Giant Santa Clause, Giant Gingerbread House and last year’s Giant Snow Men, now comes another enormous version called The Giant Drummer Boy.

Popularly came from a Christmas song by the pianist Katherine Davis, ‘The Little Drum Boy’ tells about a penniless boy who delighted both the Holy Mother and baby Jesus by his playful and giving drumbeats. A classic carol, no childhood can ever forget that famous ‘rum pum pum pum’ hum which, for a record, actually includes 21 repeats from the entire lyrics!

‘The Little Drum Boy’ (1941) from that on has become a surefire hit not only from happy folks excited of Christmas but also to famous musicians with versions from fashion icon Marlene Dietrich, rock star David Bowie, to the cute and full of lesson program called Trapp Family Singer. In fact, even Alicia Keys and Mariah Carey had their own. Who could not love the ‘The Little Drum Boy’?

The song also reminds us that the best gift for the greatest Birthday Celebrant of all mankind is sheer charity, no matter how small. And what better way if one can have something to spend this Christmas than a strolling of fun with family and friends at SM City Clark to meet the huge ‘Giant Drummer Boy’ one can ever see!

But the fun never stops as tons of exciting events will surely delight our valued shoppers. The Pyromusical show will illuminate the sky all Saturdays of December, 8 PM at the Meeting Place. Be thrilled as Santa Clause will be meeting kids, listening to wishes and posing for pictures all Saturdays and Sundays of December at Cyberzone!

Merry ChriSMs all the way!