Banana Peel Brings Summer Fun in the City

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“Summer is a state of mind,” they say and Banana Peel adheres to that, making the most favorite of the two seasons in the Philippines an all-year round affair.  This year, the company that introduced the first flip flop concept store in the Philippines takes fun under the sun from the beaches, right here at the metro. 
On May 16 and 17, Banana Peel invites flip flop lovers to enjoy the summer good vibes through its “Summer in the City” event at the UP Town Center.  This is Banana Peel’s way of thanking its customers for continuously supporting its products. 
“Summer in the City is a way for us at Banana Peel to have an afternoon of good vibes, fun and treats with our customers,” said Charmaine Manuel, Marketing Manager of Banana Peel. “Just by presenting a receipt worth P300.00 from Banana Peel, our customers got to enjoy all the treats in the venue,” added Manuel.
The event features five activity areas for its loyal followers to enjoy, which includes the Adventure Central where customers can play with all oversized classic games like Jenga, Tic Tac Toe, and Snakes & Ladders; the Fashion-Forward Style Boulevard where customers are treated to free manicures, makeovers, face painting and hair braiding; check out the raffle prizes, stage games and afternoon acoustic performances at the Chill Square; At the Bite Yard, customers will enjoy the snacks and refreshments such as noodles, chips, bread, pretzels, Korean ice cream and favorite summer refreshments; and more fun and a bit of education is available at the Carnival Block, where guests will enjoy the ring toss, table drop, yard pong and duck hunt, and an interactive talk on marine life and conservation brought by WWF Philippines, a partner of Banana Peel.

Summer in the City is made more fun and exciting through Banana Peel’s partnership with Mary Kay Philippines, Beauty and Butter, Sun Cellular, Mogu Mogu, Beauti Drink, Hawk Bag, Beach Hut, Owl Coffee, Pan de Manila, Nissin Yakisoba, Jack ‘n Jill Pretzel Crisps, Jack ‘n Jill XO Candy, Jack ‘n Jill Chippy, Wilkins, Binggrae Ice Cream, World of Fun, Sports Zone, Fun Time, AyalaLand Premier, Pilipinas 911, and Contigo Philippines. 




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