The document summarizes the Tuba Festival celebrated in Borbon, Cebu. The festival is held in honor of St. Sebastian Martyr and features traditional dances performed by contingents from each barangay. Tuba, a coconut wine, is central to the festival as it was offered to Spanish visitors centuries ago and remains important to the local economy and culture. The students of Dona Milagros Osmena National High School participated in the dance competition during the recent Tuba Festival celebrations.
The document summarizes the Tuba Festival celebrated in Borbon, Cebu. The festival is held in honor of St. Sebastian Martyr and features traditional dances performed by contingents from each barangay. Tuba, a coconut wine, is central to the festival as it was offered to Spanish visitors centuries ago and remains important to the local economy and culture. The students of Dona Milagros Osmena National High School participated in the dance competition during the recent Tuba Festival celebrations.
The document summarizes the Tuba Festival celebrated in Borbon, Cebu. The festival is held in honor of St. Sebastian Martyr and features traditional dances performed by contingents from each barangay. Tuba, a coconut wine, is central to the festival as it was offered to Spanish visitors centuries ago and remains important to the local economy and culture. The students of Dona Milagros Osmena National High School participated in the dance competition during the recent Tuba Festival celebrations.
The document summarizes the Tuba Festival celebrated in Borbon, Cebu. The festival is held in honor of St. Sebastian Martyr and features traditional dances performed by contingents from each barangay. Tuba, a coconut wine, is central to the festival as it was offered to Spanish visitors centuries ago and remains important to the local economy and culture. The students of Dona Milagros Osmena National High School participated in the dance competition during the recent Tuba Festival celebrations.
To pay the honor of patron saint, St. Sebastian Martyr, Tuba Festival is celebrated. The main feature of this event is the road dancing which includes a traditional prayer for a bountiful harvest and each barangays take part. The Tuba Festival of Borbon is a tribute to the tradition of townsfolk faith, celebrations, food, work, livelihood, arts and crafts. They used sugong (bamboo container for tuba) which is very important to the product of tuba (coconut wine). Tuba is what Rajah Humabon offered to our first Spanish visitors led by Fernando Magallanes. And was likewise offered to our ancestral Gods before becoming Christians.
Tuba Festival is a celebration that takes places in the town of Borbon,
Cebu in offering honor to patron holy person, St. Sebastian Martyr. The peoples of Borbon celebrated the Tuba festival with great enthusiasm by performing dance on beautiful roads of Borbon and peoples usually likes to wear new clothes on this auspicious event. Local people are dauntless in commending this celebration and they make it a point that more youthful age will ready to get the heart of this event.
The Tuba Festival of Dona Milagros Osmena National High School
Contingent during their dance performance for the ritual showdown category at the playground center. Borbon is a town in Cebu known for its production of "tuba" or coconut wine. This wine is not only sold directly to the market, but also offered to guests, served on birthdays and town fiestas.