until July 2 - Filipino entrepreneurship @ SM Megamall

"Discovering Pinoy entrepreneurship at its best" is the theme of the
Fil-Negosyo Expo 2006 exhibition and seminars for small businesses,
which are on this week until July 2 in the Megatrade Hall at SM
Megamall in Ortigas Center.
Exhibition booths cover the needs of small business entrepreneurs and
start-ups ranging through franchising, dealership, direct selling,
transport, fashion, crafts, financing, home, hobbies, food, drinks,
health and fitness. Accompanying the 10-day expo is a program of about
40 seminars on business basics and ideas. Admission to the show and
seminars is free.

June 16: Manila Jazz Festival

Some of the best jazz musicians in the Philippines – including the
Jewelmer Jazz Band, Brass Munkeys, Salindiwa, Tots Tolentino, Romy
Posadas and friends with Mon David, DC Aftershock and Sound – are
booked to play at the fourth Manila Jazz Festival on June 16 (starting
at 5pm) in Central Plaza at the Market! Market! mall in Fort
Bonifacio, Taguig City. Admission is free.

from June 22 - July 19: Made in Germany: Architecture + Ecology

The institute, in cooperation with the United Architects of the
Philippines, proudly presents "Made in Germany: Architecture +
Ecology". This architecture exhibit presents nine sample building
projects which demonstrate the variety of environmentally friendly
building methods which have been developed in Germany in recent
years. The projects-which cover a wide range from a daycare center to
a zero-emissions factory to a train station-display the multitude of
architectural and technical developments taking place in ecological
building virtually everywhere in Germany. This diversity of resource
and energy-conserving building-along with continuing research into
renewable raw materials, household energy use and heat recovery-is
constantly producing new insights, technical standards and norms.
Altogether, such developments have transformed ecological building
into a significant economic factor-and into the architecture of the
future.

"Made in Germany: Architecture + Ecology" formally opens on 22 June
2006, 6pm at the Goethe-Insitut Manila, 5/F Adamson Centre, 121 L.P.
Leviste St., Salcedo Village, Makati City. The exhibit runs until 19
July 2006. We hope to see you at the exhibit!

Paula Guevara
Program Department
goethepr@pldtdsl.net

Arlene Gonzales
goetheinfo@pldtdsl.net

Goethe-Institut
4-5/F Adamson Center
121 L.P. Leviste St.
Salcedo Village
1227 Makati City
Tel. (63-2) 840-5723 to 24
817-0978
Fax: (63-2) 817-0979

www.goethe.de/manila

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From: goetheinfo@pldtdsl.net

June 19 - June 21, 2006: German Month Celebration

German Month Celebration
Monday, June 19, 2006 to Wednesday, June 21, 2006
Glorietta Activity Center

June 10 - July 10: World Cup Fever at The Podium

The Podium, in cooperation with Adidas, Mastercard, the
Goethe-Institut Manila, Smart Communications and Solar Sports, invites
the public to catch World Cup Fever at The Podium with "Ziel!: A
celebration of the World Cup 2006", which will turn the mall into the
information hub for materials and updates on the World Cup as it
unfolds in Germany from June 10 to July 10, 2006.

Head to The Podium for the following:

* The launch of a special Adidas World Cup Exhibit on 10 June, 7:30 pm
at The Lounge (2/F The Podium). Some materials provided by the
embassies and representatives of the finalist countries will also be
displayed and/or distributed.

* A live outdoor broadcast of the England vs. Paraguay game on 10
June, 9pm at the Chill Area.

* Keep up-to-date with the latest results and match schedules by
looking at the Information Board, which will be displayed for the
duration of the World Cup.

* Festival of international football films, to be screened at the
Chill Area (Dates and times to be determined).

* Football activities and exhibitions by the Philippine Football
Federation (Dates and times to be determined).

* A live broadcast of the final game on 10 July, 2 am. Celebrations
will begin much earlier with a Street Party brought to you by San
Miguel.

See you there!

Regards,

Paula Guevara
Program Department
goethepr@pldtdsl.net