Batangas City, January 16, 2024 – The streets of Batangas City came alive today as the community celebrated the Feast of Sto. Niño of Batangan with a spectacular parade during the Batangas City Fiesta 2024.
The event showcased the unity and diversity of the city, featuring enthusiastic participants from various sectors, including business entities, organizations, department heads from Batangas City LGU, and esteemed local politicians.
The parade was a dazzling display of creativity and cultural pride, with colorful floats, and vibrant costumes capturing the spirit of the celebration. The highlight of the event was the presence of prominent figures such as members of the Sangguniang Panlungsod ng Batangas, Mataasnakahoy Vice Mayor Jay Manalo Ilagan, City Vice Mayor Alyssa Cruz, City Mayor Beverly Dimacuha, and Congressman Marvey Mariño.
Balisong Channel, known for its commitment to local events, provided a special live coverage of the Batangas City Fiesta 2024. The broadcast featured exclusive interviews, behind-the-scenes glimpses, and commentary on the various elements of the parade, making it accessible to a wider audience.
The success of the live coverage was made possible through the generous sponsorship of dedicated community leaders and businesses. Vice Mayor Alyssa Cruz, along with Batangas City Councilors Ched Atienza, Karlos Buted, and Jonash Tolentino, played a crucial role in supporting the event. Their commitment reflects a shared dedication to promoting the cultural richness and unity of the Batangas community.
Several businesses also stepped forward to sponsor the live coverage, demonstrating their strong connection to the local community. Notable sponsors included Team George Salon, Lucianos Café, Café Amazon, Ilianos, Villa Maura, SIDC, Sweet Clair, Saranghae Korean BBQ and Hotpot, Victory of Althea’s Travel and General Services, GRAB Batangas, Liberty Insurance Corporation, South Asialink Finance Corporation, Oculus Vision, and Business Exponent.
The Batangas City Fiesta 2024 Parade not only celebrated the religious significance of Sto. Niño de Batangan but also highlighted the unity and diversity of the people of Batangas City.
As the procession unfolded, it left an indelible mark on the hearts of residents and visitors alike, fostering a sense of pride and community spirit that will resonate long after the festivities conclude.
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