Robinsons Land Corporation’s flagship development, Bridgetowne, emerged as more than just a backdrop to the MNL Craft Beer Festival 2025 — it was a true centerpiece of the celebration.

Held over the weekend of 13 to 14 June at Bridgetowne Central Park, the two-day festival drew thousands of attendees to what many described as one of Metro Manila’s most dynamic new open-air destinations.

Developed under Robinsons Destination Estates, Bridgetowne Central Park seamlessly blended its urban lifestyle concept with the laid-back, communal spirit of the country’s biggest craft beer event.

Strategically located between Quezon City and Pasig, Bridgetowne Central Park hosted over 30 craft breweries, dozens of homegrown food stalls, and a two-night live music showcase — all set within a picturesque, accessible, and thoughtfully planned environment. The park’s open layout, urban greenery, and modern design made it an ideal stage for both leisurely strolls and energetic crowds.

According to Chef Nathaniel Uy, known online as The Hungry Chef, Bridgetowne provided the perfect platform to support local artisans.

“I think it is a good venue to promote the craft beer business, and to also showcase Filipino creativity and unique flavor,” Uy said.

“Rightfully done during Father’s Day weekend, it is also a nice place to chill out and enjoy local delicacies.”

Chef Jocen Villongco, another culinary personality in attendance, echoed the sentiment: “Great event to showcase Pinoy creativity in craft beers. Unique take in utilizing local Pinoy ingredients.”

“Loved the Bridgetowne Central Park venue — from well-manicured fairgrounds to ample parking space and a feeling of community,” he added.

For Robinsons Land, the festival’s success reinforces Bridgetowne’s positioning as a multi-use destination — a place where business, leisure, arts, and culture thrive side by side.

With its strategic location and ongoing development, Bridgetowne is rapidly becoming a go-to venue for cultural gatherings and lifestyle events.