Dagupan City Bangus Festival 2013 Schedule of Activities



Dagupan City Bangus Festival 2013 Schedule of Activities (As of March 31)


April 5
Start of Photocontest Registration

April 10
Miss Gay na Dayat 2013 Screening at Silverios Restaurant

April 14
Start of Photocontest
Little Miss Dagupan Talent
Bangus Festival King & Queen Presentation and Elimination
2013 Dagupan City Bangus Festival Kick-Off @ SM Rosales

April 19
Bangus Festival Miss Gay na Dayat 2013 Talent

April 20
ABS-CBN Kapamilya  Caravan sa Dagupan

April 22
Motorcade/ Bangus Ed Karosa
Grand Opening
Junk Art Sculpture Unveiling
Fireworks
Kapuso Night Caravan
Dagupan’s Best

April 23
101 Ways to Cook Seafood
TESDA Day
Little Miss Dagupan
Pigar-Pigar Festival
Dagupan’s Best

April 24
Bangus Rodeo
TESDA Day
Bangus Festival King & Queen
Pigar-Pigar Festival
Dagupan’s Best

April 25
Dagupan’s Best Special Lechon Festival
Pigar-Pigar Festival
Dagupan’s Best

April 26
Drum and Lyre Competition
Globe Day
Pigar-Pigar Festival
Dagupan’s Best

April 27
Takbo para sa Sinocalan River
Dragon Boat
Misa na Pisasalamat
Smart Day
Joseph The Dreamer

April 28
Dragon Boat
Bombo Radyo Night
Joseph The Dreamer
SMB Battle of the Bands @ Tondaligan
Dagupan’s Best

April 29
Gilon Gilon Ed Dalan/ Street Dancing
Dragon Boat
SMB Battle of the Bands @ Tondaligan
Dagupan’s Best

April 30
Kapuso Barangayan
Kalutan Ed Dalan/ Bangusan Street Party
Grand Fireworks
SMB Battle of the Bands @ Tondaligan
Dagupan’s Best

May  1
Pista’y Dayat
SMB Day @ Tondaligan
Bangus Festival Miss Gay na Dayat 2013
Dagupan’s Best

May 3
Kickboxing

May 4
Photo Contest Judging and Awarding

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