PRE-FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES

• March 15, 2008
  • Opening Parade - Mayor’s Cup, Inter-Barangay
    Basketball League 2008
• April 7-9, 2008
  • Medical Mission 2008
    Sponsors: Pagtatap USA & Pagtatap Philippines, Philippine Air Lines & Air Phillipines, LGU & Manggyan, Makati Medical Center, Dr. Bob Alojipan
• April 10, 2008
  • DAY - Opening of Food Festival
    5:00 P.M. Opening Program
  • NIGHT - Acoustic Band
    Sponsor: Dr. Renato Z. Naranjo
• April 11-19, 2008
  • NIGHT - Acoustic Band
    Sponsor: Dr. Renato Z. Naranjo

FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES

• April 20, 2008
  • DAY - Opening Parade and Program for Tugbong Festival 2008 (After the Mass)
  • Department of Education Demonstration
  • Basketball Championship Games
  • 4 Cock Derby
  • NIGHT - Department of Education (DepEd) Night
    Sponsor: Department of Education
• April 21, 2008
  • DAY - Dalmacio Marathon
    Sponsor: Dalmacio & Tita Alojipan
  • Parlor Games:
    Palosibo - Sponsor: PAF
    Tug of War - Sponsor: PAF & RSPN
    Spaghetti Eating Content - Sponsor: Tita Alojipan
    Kitkit sa Kawali - Sponsor: Titoy Ambubuyog
    Dakpanay Idik - Sponsor: Panto Kwan
  • NIGHT - Pabayle Bulig Sa Pobre
    Sponsor: Pandan Antique Foundation, Inc. (PAF) & RSPN
• April 22, 2008
  • DAY - Parlor Games
  • 3 Cock Derby
  • NIGHT - Alumni Homecoming
  • Live Band
    Sponsor: Batch ‘68
• April 23, 2008
  • DAY - Parlor Games
  • NIGHT - Lin-ay kang Antique
    Sponsor: Binirayan Foundation, Barangay and Municipality
    Guest: Senator Loren Legarda
• April 24, 2008
  • DAY - Dasigay Bugsay
    Sponsor: Daughlet Bautista Foundation
  • NIGHT - Pandan Grand Binayle
    Sponsor: LGU & San Miguel Brewery, Inc.
    **Formal Attire
• April 25, 2008
  • DAY - Mass and Procession
  • MARDI GRAS COMPETITION
  • FLOAT PARADE
  • Culminating Parade and Program
  • NIGHT - Urihing Tubo Night
    Sponsor: Pagtatap Youth

Website: Tugbong Festival

Tugbong Festival

Schedule of Activities

• April 16, 2007
  • Opening of Food Festival - 6PM - with Live Acoustic Band
    sponsored by San Miguel Corporation through Highway Enterprises
• April 21, 2007
  • Opening Parade and Program for Tugbong Festival 2007
  • Ground Demonstration by the Department of Education (DepEd) - District of Pandan
  • DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION (DepEd) NIGHT
• April 22, 2007
  • Mulawin Motorcross Competition
    sponsored by Mulawin Kalibo Chapter and Pandan Bikers
  • Inter-Barangay Basketball Championships
    sponsored by Toto Panto and his RSPN
  • LIN-AY IT PANDAN 2007
• April 23, 2007
  • 60th Grand Alumni Homecoming of Pandan Bay Institute
    (whole day and night activity)
  • 60th PBI GRAND ALUMNI HOMECOMING NIGHT
• April 24, 2007
  • 7th Annual Dalmacio Marathon
    sponsored by Dalmacio and Tita Alojipan
  • 1st Pandan “Bayo” Challenge
    sponsored by Ontoy Treo and his RSPN
  • MUNICIPAL AND BARANGAY NIGHT
• April 25, 2007
  • Fiesta Day
  • Mass and Procession
  • PARADE OF FLOATS
  • MARDI GRAS COMPETITION
  • Culminating Parade and Program
  • URIHING TUBO NIGHT
    “PUDAG, BLANDAK, KUOT 2007”

Website: Tugbong Festival

On the occasion of Pandan Bay Institute’s 60th Foundation Year, the PBI Alumni Association planned to host a Grand Alumni Homecoming on April 23, 2007 with the theme: “PBI at 60… a gift and a blessing.”

Activities were suggested, discussed, agreed and finalized by the Officers and Batch Coordinators during the two meetings last December 16, 2006 and February 4, 2007.

For more information, continue reading “PBI Grand Alumni Homecoming on April 23, 2007″.

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