The Jun 2011 issue of Gensan Gazer highlights community action, creativity, and forward-looking ideas that shape General Santos City and connect it to a wider global conversation. Opening with Community Development, the magazine follows the immersion of an EU delegation and Mahintana in the HEAL Project, emphasizing grassroots engagement, sustainability, and collaborative progress. The city's growing digital footprint is also celebrated as Gensan Gazer reaches readers in 270 cities across 43 nations, reaffirming its expanding international presence.
Ideas and inspiration continue through Book Pickings and Music Reviews, exploring themes that range from speculative futures to cultural critique, paired with reflections on sound and storytelling. Civic pride and heritage take focus in Yaman Gensan 2011, while urban imagination comes alive in the FutureScape Series, which envisions a fictional yet thought-provoking Gensan Waterfront designed as a modern seafront enclave.
Sustainability and well-being anchor the issue through Green Living and Health Bits, offering practical insights on renewable energy, greener kitchens, and healthier sleep and exercise habits. Personal perspectives surface in Pinoy Says, Tisay Says, blending humor with everyday emotion.
At the heart of the issue is a compelling cover story, Ballet in the Unlikeliest of Places, captured through evocative photography by Apple Greatson Francisco. Dance continues to ripple through the pages with professional career advice and cultural reflections in Arts Attack, Culture Shock, underscoring movement as both discipline and expression.
Lifestyle and leisure round out the issue with Gadget Talk, fashion commentary in Ambush Fashionista, and travel musings that offer a breezy look at Honolulu, Oahu. Curated city guides in Places2Go | GGPicks, thoughtful dual perspectives in Back2Back, and a reflective Postscript, Error Terror, close the issue with balance, insight, and style.
