Christmas shines bright at TutubanCenter

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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at Tutuban Center
Christmas tree lighting to officially start the holiday season at shopping mecca

 
The breeze is getting cooler, the mood is getting more festive, and for TutubanCenter, the crowds are getting thicker—Christmas time is definitely here!

The crowds enjoy exciting watching live performances on-stage.

 
For TutubanCenter, one of the country’s most popular shopping destinations, the holiday season is usually marked by a big increase in shoppers, along with an abundance of sales in stores. This year is no different, but to formally start this year’s Yuletide season, a special Christmas tree lighting ceremony was held on November 30 at 7:00PM at the TutubanCenter open area.

Different schools in Manila compete for the Chorale Competition
 
“The ‘ber’ months definitely bring bigger crowds to TutubanCenter, and it only gets bigger as December 25 comes near,” said Sylvia Tecson, VP for Leasing and Marketing of Tutuban Properties, Inc.  “We are all definitely feeling the holiday season, and what better way to make this season truly come alive than by lighting up a big Christmas tree right here in TutubanCenter.”

 
GMA artist, Benjamin Aves serenades the crowd.


The lighting ceremony will be marked by a countdownfollowed by a fireworks display.The crowd will be treated to entertainment from special guest performers as well as a choral competition and parol-making contest. Winners of the Bonifacio Day Sale raffle will also be announced at the event.



The countdown begins to the Christmas Tree Lighting.

 
“This is our own simple way of spreading joy and good cheer to our dear shoppers. For anyone who wants an exciting and colorful Yuletide experience, TutubanCenter is the place to be,”Tecson added.

Christmas shines bright at TutubanCenter.
Lead the recent lighting ceremony of the giant Christmas tree at TutubanCenter. The lighting ceremony was marked by a countdownfollowed by a fireworks display.The large crowd present was also treated to entertainment from special guest performers as well as a choral competition and parol-making contest. Winners of the Bonifacio Day Sale raffle were also announced at the event.“This is our own simple way of spreading joy and good cheer to our dear shoppers. For anyone who wants an exciting and colorful Yuletide experience, TutubanCenter is the place to be,” said Sylvia Tecson, VP for Leasing and Marketing of Tutuban Properties, Inc.
 
Shoppers looking for the best deals and gift ideas can enjoy a wide variety of items at TutubanCenter at affordable prices. From clothes, accessories and gadgets for men and women, to toys for the kids, as well as plenty of food choices, TutubanCenter has something for every member of the family.
 
 
 

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