January 10, Araw
ng Koronadal, “Hinugyaw” Festival
@ Koronadal City,
South Cotabato
“Highlighting the
Foundation Anniversary of Koronadal, Hinugyaw Festival is a celebration of the
different cultures that has dwelled on this fertile valley. Activities tell how the historical stream of
settlers coming from the different parts of the country had rolled up and
contribute to what Koronadal today is, despite their cultural diversity. Hence, the termed “the melting pot of
cultures and the land of peace loving people.”
For more information:
Hon. Peter B. Miguel
City Mayor
Koronadal City
083-2282438/2284141
photo by: SAIMA SAMBUTUAN
January 16-17, Halad
sa Sto. Niño
@ Midsayap, Cotabato
Province
“One of the most
celebrated fiesta in the Province of Cotabato that give honor to the Holy child
“Sr. Sto. Niño”. Aside from religious
rites, the event is made dynamic by street dancing and theater parade.”
For more
information:
Mr. RALPH RYAN RAFAEL
Tourism Coordinator
Cotabato Provincial
Capitol
Amas, Kidapawan City
Tel. No. (064) 278
7053
January 29-30, Bangsi
Festival
@ Maitum, Sarangani
“This festival
celebrates the abundance of fish locally known as “Bangsi” (flying fish). A year round abundant catch made dried fish a
thriving industry in the locality. It
made the place famous for its bangsi products (OTOP)”
Hinugyaw is a colorful merry-making depicting the
evolution of the distinct cultures of B’laans, Maguindanao, and Christians into
a singular wave of rhythm as a tribute to the creator, and in celebration of
the spirit that Koronadal is known for dynamic and persistent in its bound for
sustainable development. http://koronadalhinugyawfestival.comuv.com/about-koronadal-hinugyaw.htm)
Now on the 13th year, Hinugyaw Festival is set on
January 4-10, 2013. The week long celebration will once again showcase the
fusion of diverse cultures present in theCity of Koronadal. Major events includes the Drumline Competition, the search
for Lakambini ng Koronadal 2013 and
the much anticipatedPiyesta Korona (Korona Festival)- a mix of street dancing, mardi gras and float competitions.
Check out below the list of major events and schedule of activities for the
upcoming Hinugyaw Festival 2013.(http://www.southcotabatonews.com)
image from: http://www.southcotabatonews.com
Hinugyaw
Festival Schedule of Activities
image from:PINAYTRAVELOGUE.COM
January 4, 2013 Peter
B. Miguel Cup - Basketball 7 am, Freedom Park Unveiling & Wreath Laying of Historical Marker for 17 Martyrs 8:30 am, Koronadal Central Elementary School - 1
Veteran's Exhibit 3 pm, City Hall Ground Kasadyahan sa Dalan & Nightly Bands 7 pm, City Hall Grounds January 5 Koronadal
Marathon/ Fun Run 4 am, Assembly Area: City Hall Grounds Siok Extreme Eco Adventure 4:30 am, Assembly/Registration: City Hall Lobby Peter B. Miguel Tennis Tournament 7 am, SMRAA Tennis Court Motocross 8 am, back of the City Hall Coca- Cola Night 7 pm, City Hall Grounds Lakambini ng Koronadal 7 pm, South Cotabato Gym & Cultural Center Kasadyahan sa Dalan & Nightly Bands 7 pm, City Hall Grounds January 6 Golf
Tournament 7 am, Paraiso Golf Course SIKAD Koronadal 9 am, Assembly Area: City Hall Grounds Kasadyahan sa Dalan & Nightly Bands 7 pm, City Hall Grounds January 7 Celebrity
Comedian Night 7 pm, City Hall Grounds Kasadyahan sa Dalan & Nightly Bands 7 pm, City Hall Grounds January 8 Farmers
Festival 6:30 am, City Hall Grounds Celebrity Night 7 pm, City Hall Grounds Kasadyahan sa Dalan & Nightly Bands 7 pm, City Hall Grounds January 9 Paramotors
Exhibition 9 am, City Hall Grounds Kasadyahan sa Dalan & Nightly Bands 7 pm, City Hall Grounds January 10 Kapehan
& Mass Sponsorship 5:30 am, Christ the King Cathedral Drumline Competition 6 am, South Cotabato Sports Complex Korona Festival/ Piyesta Korona 6 pm, Gensan Drive Kasadyahan sa Dalan & Nightly Bands 7 pm, City Hall Grounds
“A municipal
celebration that gives importance to the B’laan Culture and traditions
being the original
inhabitants of the place.”
FOR
MORE INFOS:
Sarangani Tourism
& Investment Center
Office of the
Governor
Sarangani Province
083-5082195
S'lang Festival - photo from: sarangani.gov.ph
July
18
- T’nalak Festival
@ Koronadal, South Cotabato
“An annual
celebration of the Province of South Cotabato that demonstrate the importance
of T’nalak cloth as the cultural image of the Province. The variety of activities of the festival
mimics the T’nalak cloth, being a piece of cloth weaved to varied designs. The festival activities are characterized by
its focus on people and development anchored on tourism, history and culture
and Arts.”
FOR
MORE INFOS:
CESAR SULIT, JR
Sr. Tourism Officer/
Head
ACTS Office
Koronadal, South
Cotabato
083-2283447
T'nalak Festival - photo from: southcotabatonews.com
TENTATIVE
DAY
HOLY MONTH OF RAMADHAN
Region
Wide
“Ramadhan is a
month-long fasting of Islam believers. It is the holiest of months in the Islamic
calendar, and fasting in this month is one of the Five Pillars of
Islam which is done during the daylight hours from dawn to sunset.”
FOR
MORE INFOS:
OIC Jose B. Cabulanan
DOT-XII
2/F Hua Hing Bldg.
17 Sinsuat Avenue
Cotabato City
photo from: biyokulule.com
Eid’l Fit’r
Region
Wide
“A worldwide
festival celebrating the end of a one-month fasting (Ramadhan) by Muslims. In Region XII, activities include “Takhbr
Qur’a reading, fireworks display, pagana and food sharing.”
The Provincial Government of
South Cotabato brings VICE GANDA “The Unkabogable” concert in Koronadal City. Coming up this
July 15, 2012 at around 7:30 PM in South Cotabato Gym & Cultural Center.
It is going to be a hilarious
performance from Vice Ganda and be ready with his unkabogable punch lines.
photo from: southcotabatonews.com
A one night full of fun and
laughter. Along with Vice Gnada, he will be accompanied with his special guests
like Ethel Booba, Mc and Lassy the comic-duo and the Streetbeat Band.
Vice Ganda “The Unkabogable”
concert in the South is already available and the general admission is only P85.00.
For inquiries you may contact Telephone Number 228-3592 and 0922-851-3551.
January 10 – Araw ng Koronadal “Hinugyaw Festival”
@
Koronadal City, South Cotabato
Highlighting the Foundation Anniversary of koronadal,
Hinugyaw Festival is a celebration of the different cultures that has dwelled
on this fertile valley. Activities tell how the historical stream of settlers
coming from the different parts of the country had rolled up and contribute to
what Koronadal City today is, despite their cultural diversity. Hence, the termed
“the melting pot of cultures and the land of peace loving people.”
photo from: koronadal.gov.ph
January 14-15 – Halad sa Sto. Nino
@Midsayap,
Cotabato Province
One of the most celebrated fiesta in the Province of
Cotabato that give honor to the holy child “Sr. Sto. Nino”. Aside from the religious rites, the event is
made dynamic by street dancing and theater parade.
January 26-27 – Bangsi Festival
@
Maitum, sarangani
This festival celebrates the abundance of fish locally
known as “Bangsi” (flying fish). A year round abundant catch made dried fish a
thriving industry in the locality. It made the place famous for its bangsi
products (OTOP).