Makati City, December 23, 2023 – The Professional Art Restorers Society of the Philippines and Asia, Inc. (PARSPA) wrapped up the year with a festive bang as they hosted their 3rd exhibit and Christmas Party, titled "Bonjour," at the Eagle Eye Art Gallery in Salcedo, Makati on December 22, 2023. The painting exhibit was curated by Dennis R. Tresvalles with the guidance of Art Gallery officers Fanny Blanco and Atty. Carol Tanjutco.

Kicking off at 5 pm, the event began on a heartfelt note with a prayer and a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by the society's president, advisers, and special guests. PARSPA President Prof. Crisencio M. Paner set the stage for the evening with a warm message, followed by insights from Vice President Ann Villanueva, member and art legend Al Perez, Honorary Member Romeo Guttierez, Guest Anita Del Rosario other Board Members, shared their insights, adding depth to the event. The gathering was further enriched by the presence of the distinguished guest of honor, Cid Reyes, who contributed to the celebration with his unique perspective on art.

The program featured a variety of artistic demonstrations, including a Canvas Making Demonstration by the lively program host Roy Baroyskie, and an Actual Hand, Fingers, and Nails Painting demo by the skilled and internationally renowned artist Amangpintor. Laughter echoed through the gallery as attendees engaged in other amusing games, adding a touch of merriment to the art-filled evening.

Post-program, the spirit of sharing took center stage with an exchange of artworks and a lively raffle, offering attendees the chance to take home unique pieces and charming souvenirs.

Delicious snacks and potluck contributions from members ensured that everyone left satisfied. The camaraderie and joy continued until almost midnight, wrapping up the event on a high note.

PARSPA's "Bonjour" exhibit and Christmas Party not only showcased the artistic talents within the society but also underscored the importance of fostering connections and celebrating the spirit of the season. The Eagle Eye Art Gallery in Salcedo shone bright with creativity, leaving attendees with fond memories of a night filled with art, laughter, and shared warmth.