Vigan Festival

    The Viva Vigan Festival of trades is celebrated during the first week of the month of May. It was started in 1993 by the Save Vigan Ancestral Homes Association,Inc.( SVAHAI) to promote  mindfulness of the value of the  major  city, which was hoped to strengthen  resoluteness to  save and  cover this heritage  point. For the  once sixteen times, the  jubilee of  trades has been successful in beating up attention for Vigan’s ancestral houses. With the help of  public and original agencies, as well as media,  trades andnon-governmental  sympathizers, the  jubilee has also succeeded in promoting other aspects of Vigan.

       Its fashionability has indeed  served the whole tourism assiduity of the northern region, bringing in  knockouts of thousands of original and foreign excursionists curious to explore and have a “ northern experience. ”   Viva Vigan’s week-long  fests have both religious and  temporal  significance. It starts on the 1st of May, when the whole country celebrates Labor Day and Vigan remembers its own Isabelo de los Reyes, who  innovated the country’s first  confederation of labor.

    The  unqualified faithful also remembers on this daySt. Joseph, patron saint of workers. The first- day commemoration is followed by the Binatbatan Festival  fests, which includes a  road dancing competition. Binatbatan dancing is connected to Vigan’s abel Iloco craft. The  cotillion  depicts how cotton  capsules are beaten with bamboo sticks to release the cotton fluff called batbat from its seed. This  jubilee was started in 2002 to show this traditional weaving craft that's said to  forego the  appearance of the Spaniards.   On the 3rd of May, the Feast of Apo Sto. Cristo Milagroso is observed with a mass at the Simbaan a Basiit.


This is a most significant religious  festivity in Vigan due to the  numerous cases that the  megacity was said to be saved by the Apo. Another significant  jubilee within the Viva Vigan  jubilee is the Karbo Festival, which was began in 2005. It’s aimed at giving  significance to the people behind Vigan’s agrarian assiduity and their  donation. The name of the  jubilee was taken from the words carabao, the Philippine water buffalo used for  husbandry, and bokel or seeds. During this day, gaily painted carabaos are paraded and children show their cultural creations that make use of seeds.   Callers are also encourage to squeeze into their six- day Viva Vigan experience the watching of the calesa cortege , ramada or traditional games, comedia or stage drama, Santa Cruzan cortege , abel fashion show and house decoration, singing contests and beauty pageants and other  instigative events like the Amazing Heritage Race. They can also  share in religious rituals or visit  shows,  theater  shows, as well as trade and food  expositions. 






article reference: https://www.vigan.ph/attractions/viva-vigan-festival-of-the-arts.html#:~:text=The%20Viva%20Vigan%20Festival%20of,and%
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