Friday, April 25, 2014

Welcome to Saulog sa Tagbilaran 2014


This year’s Tagbilaran City Fiesta celebration is definitely the most exciting and most fun in recent years. 

Here are the video interviews with those who were involved in the different events:

Event Coverage:http://gobohol.info/

Dubbed “Saulog sa Tagbilaran,” the activity  brings to the fore the virtues of Saint Joseph as a loving father and devoted worker and intends to showcase the city's cultural heritage and tourism potentials as well, in cognizance with the Provincial Government of Bohol‘s thrust of promoting the tourism industry.

Year 1900: St. Joseph's Cathedral a century ago
Religion is an integral part of the culture of the Boholanos in general, and the Tagbilaranons in particular. 

Considering its impact on the people, paying homage to Saint Joseph the Worker, the patron saint of Tagbilaran, every May 1, coinciding with the Labor Day observance, has become a great inspiration in the creation of “Saulog sa Tagbilaran.”

Present Day: St. Joseph's Cathedral glimmers in the evening
Present Day: St. Joseph's Cathedral is a landmark icon in Tagbilaran


To add fanfare, the City Government of Tagbilaran, at the helm of the preparations of the significant celebration slated April 22 to May 1, has lined up the following activities:

Here's  Tabo sa Tagbilaran's Formal Launching:

Event Coverage: http://gobohol.info/
·         Mutya sa Tagbilaran Pageant
·         Kumbira sa Tagbilaran
·         The Voice of Tagbilaran 2014
·         Tabo sa Tagbilaran
·         Fiesta Carnival 2014
·         Fluvial Parade & Street Dancing Competition
·         Nightly Entertainment

Thanks to Fiel Angeli E. Araoarao-Gabin, Tagb City Information Officer, for providing this blogger with details

PHOTO CREDIT: Roger Gatal, Judd Gesite

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