Discover the majestic and festive Sinulog Festival in Cebu this year! The upcoming main events are filled with magical moments for everyone – from the Cebu Marathon to lively Sinulog celebrations – be impressed with the unique charm of Cebu! Whether it’s your first to join and celebrate the festival with us or a cherished […]
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Read MoreThe Sinulog Festival is a large annual cultural and religious event in Cebu City that celebrates the Santo Niño, or the Child Jesus. The Sunday parade typically takes place on the third Sunday of January and features a colorful procession of participants dressed in traditional costumes and dancing to lively music. To get something as […]
Read MoreThis January, the Philippines will host one of its biggest events, the celebration of the infant Jesus, Santo Niño. It will undoubtedly draw millions of viewers and tourists around the world to Cebu City’s Sinulog Festival. Since the Sinulog 2023 Grand Parade will be held outdoors for the first time in two years owing to […]
Read MoreSinulog is a popular cultural and religious festival held annually on the third Sunday of January in Cebu City, Philippines. It is a celebration of the Santo Niño (Holy Child), the oldest religious relic in the country, which was given as a gift by Ferdinand Magellan to Queen Juana of Cebu in 1521. The festival […]
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Read MoreSince the last time the Sinulog Festival was a full blast on the streets of Cebu was two years ago, it is no question that the Cebuanos and tourists miss the festival scene missing the grand festivities due to the pandemic. After a series of lockdowns and restrictions, the tourism and entertainment industry is finally […]
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Read MoreThe Sinulog Festival has always been a highly-anticipated occasion with activities such as processions, novena masses, the mardi gras, and get-togethers. This year, the celebration has been scaled down for health and safety but it remains to be a celebration of Cebuano faith, culture, and tradition. Six ways to celebrate the Sinulog Festival at AyalaMalls […]
Read MoreSinulog isn’t over just yet for the students and staff of Children’s Paradise Montessori School (CPMS). As they celebrated their 15th Founding Anniversary last January 28, CPMS also inaugurated their newest school building – the St. Therese of the Child Jesus Building. And what better way to kick off the festivities than doing it the […]
Read MoreTeleperformance Philippines once again joined Cebu in celebrating the Sinulog Festival at the Grand Parade, the stunning and colorful finale of one of the most well-known festivals in the country. Teleperformance joins Cebu as it celebrates Sinulog 2020 Teleperformance’s vibrant float portrayed the fusion of culture and technology, representing the future of Teleperformance as the […]
Read MoreThe “Hubo” ritual, or the undressing of the Sto. Niño image takes place five days after the Grand Sinulog Parade, which was held every 3rd Sunday of January. SINULOG 2020: The “Hubo” ritual concludes the Sinulog festivities Hubo is the Cebuano word for “undress”. During the mass, priests ceremonially remove the festival garments of the […]
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