Metro Weekend Guide: March 26–28

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Rockwell’s Bunny Diner

Rockwell’s Bunny Diner brings families an ‘egg-citing’ Easter adventure package. It starts with a burger backpack that comes with diner-themed games that kids can enjoy at home, on April 4. This Easter kit can be purchased for Php 1,200 on shop.therockwellist.com, Rockwell’s e-commerce website, or at Power Plant Mall at the R1 Level (Near Signet). It also includes Easter eggs, a Bunny Diner costume set, a DIY toy pancake-making set, a QR code to a Zoom performance by Madison Events, an activity booklet with stimulating mind games, and an assortment of sweet treats. The kits are available until March 31, or until supplies last.

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Navillera

Navillera, a new K-drama starring Song Kang, Hong Seung-hee, Park In-hwan, and Kim Kwon, premiered on Netflix early this week. It follows two men: one in his 70s, another in his 20s, as they “lift each other out of harsh realities and rise to challenge of becoming ballet dancers.”

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Nature’s Hymns by Galerie Francesca

Check out Nature’s Hymns, a joint painting exhibition by Francis Nacion and Melissa Yeung Yap, inspired by tenuous peace recently discovered at the Megamall Art Center. The exhibit is presented by Galerie Francesca and runs until March 28.

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The Irregulars

The Irregulars, a reimagining of the Baker Street Irregulars from the Sherlock Holmes novels, puts a supernatural twist on the beloved detective story. In Netflix’s adaptation, according to Entertainment Weekly, creator Tom Bidwell “reimagined the young gang of boys into a slightly older group of teens who are the only ones who can stop an impending dark magical threat from London.” It premieres on Netflix on March 26.