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Mariveles opens Museo De San Nicolas De Tolentino

The Municipality of Mariveles marked another step in its heritage and tourism efforts with the opening and blessing of the Museo de San Nicolas de Tolentino on September 10, 2026, at the Diocesan Shrine of St. Nicholas Tolentino Parish.

The museum was opened as part of the Pista ni Apo Kulas celebration, bringing attention to the faith, history, and heritage that are deeply rooted in the community. It serves as a space where visitors can learn more about the religious traditions and stories that have become part of Mariveles’ identity. The opening of Museo de San Nicolas de Tolentino is another step toward preserving and sharing the heritage of Mariveles, giving locals and visitors an opportunity to appreciate the stories, traditions, and faith that continue to shape the community.

The museum is open to the public every day, with no entrance fee, welcoming visitors who wish to learn more about the religious and cultural heritage of Mariveles. Through efforts like this, Mariveles continues to promote meaningful cultural and heritage experiences while keeping its history alive for future generations.

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