Weekend Agenda: One Zone Fest, Silent Sanctuary, I Belong to the Zoo and more

The last full weekend of October is going out with a bang. SB19 and its labelmates take over Araneta, Silent Sanctuary brings its signature “rockestra” sound to the arena, and the Viva Hot Babes reunite for a nostalgic night. Theater, ballet, art, coffee and travel deals round out a weekend that offers plenty of reasons to get out of the house. Here’s what’s worth stepping out for:

1Z Entertainment brings its artists and fans together for the first One Zone Fest, a two-day event featuring music, performances and fan activities. Day one features J2X, XONARA and solo performances from SB19 members Josh Cullen, Felip, Stell, Pablo and Justin, alongside special guests. Day two celebrates SB19’s eighth anniversary with a fan meeting. Oct. 24–25 at Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City

Silent Sanctuary celebrates its 24th anniversary with “Gabi Ng Lambing,” a major concert that brings the band’s signature “rockestra” sound to the Mall of Asia Arena. The six-piece alternative pop-rock group will be joined by the Manila Symphony Orchestra and vocal ensemble Viva Voce, with Paolo Valenciano directing and Ria Osorio as musical director. Oct. 24-25 at SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City

Get ready for a dose of early-2000s nostalgia as the Viva Hot Babes reunite, bringing back the group behind hits such as “Bulaklak” and “Kikay.” The original members are set to celebrate the group’s place in Pinoy pop culture. Oct. 23 at New Frontier Theater, Cubao, Quezon City

Indie band I Belong to the Zoo stages its first major concert, marking a milestone for frontman Argee Guerrero and his bandmates. Known for emotionally charged songs such as “Sana” and “Balang Araw,” the group will bring its deeply personal songwriting to the New Frontier Theater following the release of its latest album, “Always Here.” Oct. 24 at New Frontier Theater, Cubao, Quezon City

Dulaang Unibersidad ng Pilipinas reimagines José Rizal’s “Noli Me Tangere” in “Fiestas y Muertos,” a production that contrasts the spectacle of colonial festivities with the darker realities of corruption, poverty and oppression. Led by Jerom Canlas as Crisostomo Ibarra and Justine Peña as Maria Clara, the staging offers a visually bold take on Rizal’s enduring story. Oct. 23–Nov. 15 at IBG-KAL Theatre, UP Diliman, Quezon City

Porvenir brings back “El Fuego del Alma,” its Filipino adaptation of Tennessee Williams’ “Summer and Smoke,” for a limited run at a smaller venue in Circuit Makati. The relocation gives director Mark Mirando and the returning cast an opportunity to reshape the staging while retaining the play’s intimate exploration of spirituality, desire and the tension between public expectations and private longing. Proceeds will help fund a planned regional tour beyond Metro Manila. Oct. 24–25 and 30–31 at Art Directed Studio, Circuit Makati

Diamond Hotel Philippines combines K-pop excitement with Halloween festivities in K-pop All Stars. The family-friendly event features live entertainment, games, prizes, food and a grand raffle offering a Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ 5G. Tickets include a buffet lunch, loot bag and access to the activities. Oct. 25 at Diamond Ballroom, Diamond Hotel Philippines, Manila

Shirebound and Gabi Na Naman Productions present “SHIRENANIGANS Vol. 1,” a celebration of the 10th anniversary of “Pahintulot,” seven years of “For Princesses, By Thieves (O Mga Awit ng Hiraya Para sa Guni-guning Sinta)” and the launch of Shirebound’s new EP, “unsettled.” The show features dwta and Jan Roberts, plus a special extended set and other surprises. Oct. 24 at 123 Block, Mandala Park, Mandaluyong City

K-BALLET TOKYO brings “The Flame of Paris” to the Samsung Performing Arts Theater as part of Makati’s ARTober celebration. Set against the French Revolution, the ballet explores freedom, sacrifice and love through a dramatic story of revolution and resistance. Oct. 24 at Samsung Performing Arts Theater, Circuit Makati

MO_Space opens two exhibitions that explore the relationship between people, nature and material. “Terrains of Instability,” featuring Karina Broce-Gonzaga, Frelan Gonzaga, Kiri Dalena and Ben Brix, uses materials including raw earth, sugar, dried bagasse and burned wood to examine displacement, loss and uncertainty. In “HUBOG,” Iloilo-born artist Alan Cabalfin transforms clay and earth into sculptures exploring humanity’s connection with nature. Oct. 24–Nov. 22 at MO_Space, Taguig City

Whether you’re dreaming of a local beach escape or an overseas holiday, the Travel Sale Fair brings together accommodations, travel agencies and airlines under one roof. Visitors can explore travel options and take advantage of promotions, rewards and freebies while planning their next trip. Oct. 23–25 at SMX Convention Center Manila, Pasay City

Gather your friends for the Lactacyd Women’s Run PH Community Run, a morning event celebrating friendship, fitness and women’s empowerment. Participants are encouraged to wear pink or white and start the day with an energizing community run around the Ayala Triangle area. Oct. 24 at Ayala Triangle, Makati City

Coffee and matcha lovers can head to Paseo de Roxas for Brewed on Paseo, a weekend pop-up gathering featuring drinks and food from participating stalls. Drop by for a morning caffeine fix or make it a relaxed weekend stop with friends and family. Free admission. Oct. 24-25 at Paseo de Roxas, beside Ayala Triangle, Makati City