Dagupan Bangus Festival 2011 Schedule of Activities and Venue (UPDATED)



Dagupan Bangus Festival 2011 Schedule of Activities (UPDATED as of April 11, 2011)


March 30
SM City Rosales Kick Off




March 30
SM City Rosales Kick Off

April 2
DZRD 981 Sonshine Radio and SPM Adopt-A-Park Clean Up Drive 


April 8
OPENING

Opening / Mass - City Plaza, 7:30 am 
Motorcade - City Plaza, 10 am
Start of Photo Contest
Auto Electronic Show 1 - City Plaza
Start of Dagupan's Best  - City Museum
Tiangge - Galvan Street


April 9

Auto Electronic Show 2 - City Plaza
3rd Mayor BSL Cup Shoot Fest 1 - Balingit Firing Range, 8 am-5 pm 
Badminton 1 - Astrodome, 8 am-6 pm
Langoy Bangus (Ilog) - NBI Babaliwan - Calmay, 2-4 pm
Pisasalamat - San Marino Place , 4 pm
RIVER CRUISE Launching - Dawel-Watak River, 4 pm




April 10
Auto Electronic Show 3 - City Plaza
3rd Mayor BSL Cup Shoot Fest 2 - Balingit Firing Range, 8 am-5 pm
Badminton 2 - Astrodome, 8 am-6 pm
Bangus Festival Swimming Competition - Pool Side, 8 am-5 pm
April 11
Fishing Contest (Mabilay Lay Ilog Ko) - LTO Babaliwan River, 8 am-1 pm

April 12
Mangrove Planting - Dawel - Lucao River, 7-10 am 
Bangus Sa Lansangan: The 1st Dagupan Art Wall - City Plaza Perimeter, 4 pm
International Street Children's  Day -Children's Park, 3-6 pm      


April 13
Kickboxing - City Plaza, 5 - 10 pm
Bangus Sculpture Painting Contest, City Plaza, whole day

April 14
Kayak & Dragon Boat Race - whole day
Mangrove Planting - Dawel - Lucao River, 7-10 am
Bangus Sculpture Painting Contest Awarding- City Plaza, 4 pm
Mayor BSL Amateur Boxing Cup - City Plaza, 3 pm
PYESTA PIGAR PIGAR - Galvan Street, 4 pm

April 15
Kayak & Dragon Boat Race - whole day
PYESTA PIGAR PIGAR - Galvan Street, 4 pm
Sirko: Bangus Art Exhibit - 2nd floor Nepo Mall, 4 pm
Dunkin Donuts Concert - City Plaza, 7 - 11 pm

April 16
Bangus Run Takbo para sa Kabuhayan - 5 am
BEEsikleta (Bike Fun for a Cause)- Lucao, 6 am
PYESTA PIGAR PIGAR - Galvan Street, 4 pm
Kapamilya Caravan - City Plaza, 3 pm
Galaw! Hataw! Sayaw! Kabataan! - City Plaza, 6 pm
Ginoong Pilipinas Regional Search - 2/F City Museum. 7 pm

April 17

Mangrove Planting - Dawel - Lucao River, 7-10 am
Golf Tournament - Binloc Golf Course

April 18
HOLY MONDAY
Pabasa ed City Plaza
Start- 8:00 am

April 19
HOLY TUESDAY
Pabasa ed City Plaza
End- 5:00 pm

April 20
HOLY WEDNESDAY
Golgotha Play - City Plaza, 6 pm

April 21
HOLY THURSDAY

 April 22
GOOD FRIDAY

 April 23
Black Saturday 
April 24
EASTER SUNDAY
Vuelta 5 Bangus Fest Edition - 8 am - 1 pm
Easter Egg Hunt - Children's Park - 3-5 pm
DZRD 981 Sonshine Radio's Wall CLimbing and Rapelling with Sports and Health Fair - City Plaza,   9 am
PasiklaBAND 2011 - City Plaza
Motocross sa Tambac - Tambac


April 25
BANGUS ED CAROSA
Unveiling of the new City Seal - City Museum
Drum and Lyre Competition - City Plaza, 1 - 5 pm
Bikini Open - City Plaza, 8 pmBangus Festival Rave party at TAG'S Place - 9 pm

April 26

Bulilit Chef Challenge - Senior Citizen Park, 3 pm 


April 27
Handog ng Bombo Concert - City Plaza, 8 pm

April 28
GILON GILON ED DALAN - 1 pm
Miss Magic Pagaent - Astrodome, 8 pm

April 29
Bangus Rodeo - Malimgas Market, 7 - 12 noon
Culinary Academy - 2/F City Museum, 8 am
101 WAYS TO COOK BANGUS  - Astrodome, 1-6 pm
Flip Rap Challenge - City Plaza, 4 -6 pm
Bangus Festival Got Talent - City Plaza, 7 pm
Globe Night - City Plaza


April 30
DZRD 981 Sonshine Radio Fun Run- Takbo para sa Kalikasan Kalinisan at Kalusugan/ Mangrove Tree Planting at Dawel Area - City Plaza and Dawel, 4 am - 9 am 
KALUTAN ED DALAN - A.B. Fernandez/Perez, 3 pm
Grand Fireworks


May 1
PISTAY DAYAT - Tondaligan Beach, 
DZRD 981 Sonshine Radio Bicycle Wars - 9 am - 12 noon
Bisikletahan para sa mga Bata - 9 am - 3 pm
PHOTO CONTEST EXHIBIT - 2/F City Museum, 9 am - 5 pm
Mr. Bangus Festival Body Building - Tondaligan Beach, 1 - 6 pm
SMART IDD Day - Ampitheter, 10am-10pm
SMB Battle of the Bands - Bonuan Tondaligan, 6 pm

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