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Nov 4, 2022 · Al Cinco de Noviembre, also known as Negros Day, is celebrated every November 5 to commemorate the Negrenses’ revolt against the Spanish colonizers in 1898. It was declared as a non-working holiday in the province by virtue of Republic Act 6709. This year marks the 124th year celebration of the Al Cinco de Noviembre.
Nov 3, 2022 · This year marks the 124th year celebration of the Al Cinco de Noviembre. Mae Ann Furtos, senior tourism operations officer of Bago City, said Al Cinco de Noviembre, especially the “Sigabong sang mga Kanyon”, which the city had celebrated virtually in the last two years, is physically back this 2022.
Now on its 125th year, the City Government of Bago is again celebrating the Al Cinco de Noviembre with various activities to be highlighted Sunday. This is the second physical celebration of Al Cinco de Noviembre after a two year hiatus due to the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic.
BAGO CITY, Negros Occidental Philippines celebrates Al Cinco De Noviembre 2023 with a street parade. 1n 1898 the local BAGO residents spoofed the Spanish occupiers with fake weapons to...
Nov 6, 2023 · Bago City remembered and highlighted the role of Al Cinco de Noviembre in the heritage and culture of Bagonhons, with this year’s 125th celebration focused on “Honor, ingenuity and service on with the revolution of progress”.
After a two-year hiatus due to the prevailing COVID-19 pandemic, the celebration of the Al Cinco de Noviembre in Bago City returns this year with various activities set for Saturday, November 5, a press release from Bago PIO said.
Nov 5, 2022 · BACOLOD City – Following a two-year hiatus brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, Bago City will finally be able to celebrate Al Cinco de Noviembre which is now on its 124th year this Saturday. Al Cinco de Noviembre, also known as Negros Day, is celebrated every Nov. 5 to commemorate the Negrenses’ revolt against the Spanish ...
