| 05.27.2011 - Its been a while since i went to Secret Fresh located at the RONAC Art Center in Greenhills, San Juan. It is one of the coolest urban culture scenes in Metro Manila that opened its doors sometime in 2011. It is considered an undiscovered country for those looking for something new.
It's all about art and the vinyl toys that is slowly getting quite a bit attention for the concept. This is certainly one of the places I started visiting, since discovering this place during one of the events that was held at RONAC's basketball gym. |
The location of RONAC may be unfamiliar to the general public, which is way past Greenhills shopping center that for the first-timer may feel way out of place or too much out of reach for the usual masses.
There was too many clutter lately when you look at too much hype and mainstream to go around. Simply put, the place at RONAC Art Center is like away from all that stress, pollution, and redundancy in the city. It is more like another place or in a different universe, but when you look at it this place will continue to evovle, and the uncommon sight of the concept would be slowly accepted.
The hindsight could be five to six years in the future that this place would be known and the urban vinyl toys may no logner be just a relative unknwon hobbyh for the very few, and I can see how this will become known just you wait. For now, the rarity of being a relatively new concept is something to relish, but not taken for granted.
Secret Fresh is an urban vinyl shop formerly known as Fresh Manila, that was located somewhere in Quzeon city. Now called Secret Fresh at RONAC Art Center has annual art exhibits and gatherings at the second floor of their place.
For those who are not familiar with the urban scene, it's something unique and different to experience in-person that the Philippines is not yet there. Unlike the rest of the western world that have been into it since the late 90s to early 2000s. Secret Fresh will change all that if you continue to believe that there's mnore to just collecting conventional toys, and this place is certainly the future.
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