Angat Buhay’s Museo ng Pag-asa
Former Vice President Atty. Leni Robredo promised during a live stream, days following the 2022 presidential elections, that she would gather the creations and artworks she received throughout her presidential campaign and will put them on a display in a museum.
Four months later, the museum she promised has finally opened!
Museo ng Pag-asa
Robredo’s pink campaign memorabilia is everywhere in Angat Buhay‘s Museo ng Pag-asa. We can find the works of different artists and designers, and many more talented Filipinos.
Officially opened to the public on September 20, this museum is located at 84 Cordillera, Santa Mesa Heights, Quezon City in a house offered by a supporter, the Rodriguez family.
The museum houses the memories of people’s campaign that continues to inspire their work. It is proof of Filipinos’ generosity and bayanihan during the election period, Robredo said in a Facebook post.
Here’s the Museum ng Pag-asa Schedule
According to Angat Buhay’s official social media pages, the museum is open from Tuesdays to Saturdays, from 10 AM to 4 PM until the end of September.
While it is open from Wednesdays to Sundays, from 10 AM to 4 PM starting October 1.
Here’s how to book a visit:
The museum, free for all guests, requires a reservation in order to visit. To book a slot, simply click here to access Angat Buhay’s official ticket website.
Due to limited space, the museum can only hold 50 guests per hour.
Here are the guidelines before entering the museum:
Along with the copy or screenshot of the email confirmation of the reservation, guests must provide a valid ID, vaccination card, and filled-out health declaration form, which can be found here or on Angat Buhay’s official social media pages.
Inside the museum, face masks must also be worn at all times. Food and drinks are not allowed.
“Gusto natin na maging sanctuary din ito sa lahat ng… kahit hindi natin nakasama noon na willing na sumama sa pag-aambag pa rin para sa ating demokrasya at pagmamahal sa bayan.”
Atty. Leni Robredo
