Manila (CNN Philippines Life) — Fill your arts and culture fix this weekend with several artist exhibitions in three galleries across Metro Manila, two new releases from local indie acts, a creative flea market, a field day for vinyl collectors, a scientific conference, and even a dance party for a cause.

Finders Keepers Creative Flea Market

Eden & June, which aims to “create beautiful, bighearted experiences on & offline to cultivate Manila’s creative spirit,” presents the Finders Keepers Creative Flea Market, held from June 3 to 4 at Acacia Estates, Taguig. Check out maker-designed goods, vintage finds, and artisanal food and drinks by local merchants in between craft workshops like “Writing True” with Camille Pilar and Sofia Cope, “Brew & Love Black Coffee” with Kayo Cosio of Kendo Creative, and live performances by musicians such as Reese Lansangan and Dane Hipolito, throughout the weekend.

Visit their Facebook event page for more information. The current workshop schedule is on view here. Tickets (pre-order at ₱200 and ₱250 at the door) are available here.

Satchmi Vinyl Day

In 2017, the Czech firm that produces 60 percent of all vinyl records, GZ Media, will be churning out around 24 million records — a staggering increase from decades ago when the drop in manufacturing went down to only 200,000 a year. Now, record stores are stocked with vinyl presses of both old school albums and new releases.

On Saturday, June 3, Satchmi will be holding its annual Vinyl Day, where a vast number of records will be discounted up to 30 percent off. Bands such as Apartel, Outerhope, and Oh, Flamingo! will be performing.

Check the event’s Facebook page for more information

“Recto/Verso: New Collages and Paintings” by Gerardo Tan

Head over to Archivo 1984 on June 2 to see new work by Gerardo Tan. A multimedia artist who has worked with installations and video, Tan’s “Recto/Verso” will focus on the mediums by which he is most known for: collages and paintings featuring images “mined from the world of art and the commonplace,” creating an archive of reassembled relics. Archivo 1984 is located at 2135 Chino Roces Ave., Makati City. “Recto/Verso” opens at 5 p.m. For more information, visit their Facebook event page.

“Troglodytes in Cashmere” by Lec Cruz, “Never Missed Never Will” by Jel Suarez, and “Collages, Drawings, and Installations” by Oca Villamiel

Three solo exhibits will open in the three spaces of Underground Gallery (2F Makati Cinema Square, Chino Roces Ave., Makati City) on June 3 at 6 p.m. See Lec Cruz’s paintings, Jel Suarez’s collages, and Oca Villamiel’s collages, drawings, and installations in one go. The shows will be on display until June 24. For more information, visit the Underground Gallery Facebook page.

“Open Index,” a group show by Jeffrey Jay Jarin, Jacob Lindo, and Isabel Santos

In “Open Index,” three artists, Jeffrey Jay Jarin, Jacob Lindo, and Isabel Santos, use their own visual languages as explorations of sign systems and their role in the creation of meaning and expression. The three artists have decidedly different styles, with a specific take on semiotics and symbolism. See “Open Index” at 6 p.m. on June 3 at ARTERY (102 P. Tuazon Blvd., Cubao, Quezon City). Visit their Facebook event page for more information.

“In Time of Need”: Sound Architects Album Launch

Kicking off a nationwide tour that will take them to Dagupan, La Union, Baguio, and Davao all throughout June, the Sound Architects begins with an album launch for “In Time of Need” on June 3 at 8 p.m., Mow’s Bar (Matalino St., Quezon City). Catch live performances by Lindenwood, Local Disk (C:, BEAST JESUS, Musical O, as well as the Sound Architects.

Entrance is at ₱200 with a free drink, but ₱250 gets you an additional album download link, and ₱350 comes with a free drink and a physical album. For more information, visit their Facebook event page. Check their Facebook page for information on their June shows.

Signs: Honeydrop EP Launch

“Let’s continue to spread love and peace through music,” the band Honeydrop says on their Facebook page, taking the message of unity through their post-rock sound — which has been played in radio stations in Boston and South Korea. Catch the five-piece band from Cebu live as they release their EP, “Signs,” on June 2 at Route 196. Other local acts such as Farewell Fair Weather, Tom’s Story, and Ang Bandang Shirley will also be playing.

Entrance fee is ₱250 and freebies will be available for early birds. For more information visit the band’s official Facebook or the event page.

Together Forever! Fundraising Party for MM Pride March

Getting down on your feet always feels good especially when it’s for a cause. This Saturday, help put together this year’s Metro Manila Pride March by joining the “Together Forever” fundraiser at Today x Future in Cubao. DJs will be playing pop songs and staple dancefloor anthems all night with plenty of fun to go around. Buy merch or pitch in any amount you can so you can help a monumental march for the LGBTQ community happen. For more information, visit the event page.

I’m Right, You’re Wrong: Science in a Polarized World

For the fifth year in a row, The Mind Museum in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig will present a real-time viewing and participation of two science sessions direct from the World Science Festival in New York on Sunday, June 4. This year, topics of interest are human regeneration (“Forever Young: The Promise of Human Regeneration,” which will be held separately on June 2 at 8 a.m.) and the current state of scientific debate (“I’m Right, You’re Wrong: Science in a Polarized World”).

The event is free but interested participants must register for seats through this RSVP link. For more information, visit the Facebook event page.