Entries by Rosario - DC-Team

Bais Hudyaka Festival 2015

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The annual festival celebrations in the City of Bais are about to start. The tradition of the Hudyaka sa Bais reaches back all the way into the Spanish era to honer the cities patron San Nicolás de Tolentino.

Sinulog sa Tanjay 2015

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Sinulog Sa Tanjay

The Sinulog sa Tanjay 2015 Street Dancing and Showdown was the highlight of the celebrations. 12 participants showed their interpretation of Tanjays history in colorful costumes.

Miss Tanjay 2015

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Friday evening is perfect for a big event, especially when the next day is the big Fiesta and everybody is in a great mood and ready to party. Thousands of Tanjayanons were in a packed Osmeña Park to watch the coronation night of Miss Tanjay 2015.

Wayboga Festival 2015 in Amlan

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Overall the Wayboga Festival 2015 in Amlan was a successful day of celebrating the 6th Anniversary of the smoke-free municipality. We met fantastic people and gathered a lot of information which we will publish soon on our Amlan section of Dumaguete.com

Wayboga Festival – Amlan

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Short, but intense is the celebration of Amlan – Negros OrientalMunicipality Smoke Free 6th year Anniversary and Wayboga Festival 2015

Theme: “Ang Tanan Malipayon KOn ang Kahimsog sa Katawahan sa Amlan Magpadayon”

Tanjay City Fiesta 2015

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July is for Tanjay City a month of celebration. The whole month is stuffed with events for young and old to celebrate the Tanjay City Fiesta 2015. This years celebrations are under the theme: Kalamboan nga nakab-ot Ipatunhay, Buylo Tanjay

Tayasan Fiesta 2015 – Street Dancing

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Once again the DC Team went north to visit a municipality. We were invited to the Tayasan Fiesta 2015 by the honorable Mayor Nonong Ruperto to the week-long celebrations. One of the first Highlights was of course the Street Dance Competition

Negros Island Region – NIR

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The signature of President Benigno S. Aquino III under the Executive Order No. 183, s, 2015 which creates the Negros Island Region – or for short NIR – came faster than many expected.