A dozen participants competed in grueling knockout matches inside the Sentro Artista’s art hub, where spectators watched, including Senator Pimentel, Court of Appeals Justice Alfonso Ruiz Jr., Sagada Coffee partner Richie Watanabe, veteran journ-- READ:
chess at the Rockwell’s Arton Strip in Katipunan, Quezon City. The event was supported by Sen. Koko Pimentel III.
Sen. Koko Pimentel III and Gavin Lorenzo Ruiz do the ceremonial handshake prior to the start of Sentro Artista Chess tournament at the Rockwell Arton Strip in QC. “This is a great idea to have a face-to-face chess tournament since everything is now back to normal. It’s also good to play chess in this kind of art environment, with a cup of our own Sagada Coffee,” Pimentel said.
Vanessa Celestial, a sought-after vocalist and jazz artist, performed in Sentro’s first jazz night last week.
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