Posted by on November 24, 2006
Every November 23, the people of Angono, Rizal celebrates one of the country’s most unique fiesta: The Higantes Festival. This festival is celebrated on the fest day of San Clemente, the patron saint of the town of Angono. Once the procession starts, people from all walks of life join the revelry by splashing buckets of water to the procession-goers as well as to the onlookers. Giant effigies made of papier mache are also paraded to the streets.
Posted by on November 23, 2006
Hey all,
I’ve got no time to post new entries today. I’m off to Angono, Rizal in just a few minutes to witness the Higantes Festival.
Ciao!
Posted by on November 22, 2006
Iloilo City’s biggest festival is set to invade Metro Manila, Philippines early December to drum up the launching of city’s festival. Tribu Atub-atub, which has already won several awards, including the Grand Prize in the Aliwan Fiesta 2004, will be performing live in Marikina City and in the Mall of Asia.
Posted by on November 21, 2006
Get ready as the country’s biggest festival is set to take center stage once again. The Cebu Sinulog Festival will once again mesmerize us and leave us all breathless when competing groups dance their way around the Fuente Osmeña. Various delegations all converge in the Queen City of the South to participate in this annual event. Contingents from as far as Pampanga in the north, down to Zamboanga in the south all compete for the 1 Million peso grand Prize. Take this chance to visit the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño and pay homage to the Blessed Santo Niño. Schedule below taken from Anton Sheker’s blog
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