WATCH: After months of renovation, the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) in Pasay City reopened its doors on Tuesday, Sept. 30. The PICC, Asia’s first international convention center and a National Cultural Treasure, has hosted historic events since 1976. Designed by National Artist Leandro V. Locsin, it remains a premier venue for global and local gatherings. | MANILA BULLETIN

WATCH: The Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) has reopened after six months of renovation, showcasing restored art and structures alongside new energy-efficient facilities. Management said the relaunch signals a “pivotal chapter” as the venue gears up for the ASEAN Summit in 2026. | Bombo Radyo Laoag

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Hindi lang Graduation Venue!!!🤩 Kilala ang PICC hindi lang bioang graduation venue, may wedding events, miss universe event, apec meetings, global presscon, at susunod na ASEAN venue! National Cultural Treasure birthed in the 70s headed by FFL Imelda Marcos.. now the FL Liza Marcos, spearheaded the renovation of the PICC!🥰 thank you Bongbong Marcos Liza Marcos Let’s continue preserving our national treasure!🤩 | HUP

[Posted Nov 2022] Finally!!! PICC!!! Ang F2F grad na matagal na naming minimithi. Hahaha #graduation | Patrise Calumpag

3.5K views · 55 reactions | WATCH: The Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) is set to reopen after six months of restoration works. President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos will lead the reopening ceremony this Tuesday, Sept. 30. The rehabilitation is part of preparations for the PICC’s 50th anniversary and the country’s hosting of the ASEAN Summit in 2026. | via Clay Pardilla | PTV | Facebook

2.8M views · 515 reactions | LOOK: The newly renovated Philippine International Convention Center in Pasay City formally reopens today. Among notable works done are the new marble tiles in the lobby, repainting of the lobby ceiling, laser cleaning of concrete walls, and restoration of pieces of furniture that date back to 1976. | via Luisa Cabato, INQUIRER.net | INQUIRER.net | Facebook