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Day 2 of the 3-Day Festival Production Management Workshop

On September 16, 2026, Day 2 of the 3-Day Festival Production Management Workshop brought together local artists, tourism officers, and tourism stakeholders for another day of learning, sharing, and exchanging ideas. With resource speakers Mr. Leonilo C. Agustin, Mr. Matthew T. Manalaysay, and Mr. Jose Christe Nombres, participants explored the different elements that come together to create a festival—from the ideas behind it to the experiences we want visitors and communities to take home.

Day 2 took a closer look at what happens behind the scenes. Participants learned about Technical Production Management, covering important elements such as set design, lighting, audio, video, LED screens, trussing and rigging, special effects, props, costumes, and the production crew.
The discussions also went into Backstage and Stage Management Systems, where participants gained insights on prompt books, cue sheets, call times, backstage protocols, green rooms, technical riders, scene changes, and handling unexpected production challenges.

And of course, learning doesn’t stop with lectures. Through the Production Crisis Exercise, participants were given the opportunity to put their learning into practice and work through situations that can happen during an actual festival. Because a successful festival is not only about what the audience sees. A lot of the magic happens behind the curtain—with people making sure every detail, cue, performance, and moment comes together.
Day 2 done. One more day to go!

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Look:List of Central Luzon Tourism and Trade Fair Exhibitors

Catch the gathering of the best Central Luzon tourism products at the Central Luzon Tourism and Trade Fair 2026, only at SM City Pampanga from September 18-20, 2026. See you there!

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3-Day Festival Production Management Workshop

In Bataan, every celebration is a chance to share a piece of who we are. Through festivals, visitors get to see the colors of our culture, taste our local flavors, meet our communities, and discover the stories that make a place worth coming back to.

On September 15, 2026, the Provincial Tourism Office, in partnership with the Department of Tourism (DOT), officially began the 3-Day Festival Production Management Workshop, bringing together local artists, tourism officers, and tourism stakeholders for three days of learning, collaboration, and shared experiences.

Guiding the participants throughout the workshop are resource speakers Mr. Leonilo C. Agustin, Mr. Matthew T. Manalaysay, and Mr. Jose Christe Nombres, who are sharing their knowledge and insights on festival production and management.

The first day of the workshop marks another step toward strengthening the way we plan, develop, and manage festivals in Bataan. Through learning sessions, discussions, and shared experiences, tourism stakeholders are given the opportunity to deepen their understanding of what makes a festival not only enjoyable but meaningful, well-organized, sustainable, and truly reflective of the destination.

Because behind every lively parade, music, and celebration are people working together to tell the story of a place. And here in Bataan, we want every story to be worth experiencing. Together, let us continue to celebrate what makes Bataan special.

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Filipino Brand of Service Excellence in the Municipality of Mariveles

As part of the celebration of Tourism Month, the Bataan Provincial Tourism Office, in partnership with the Department of Tourism – Region III, and in collaboration with the Local Government Unit of Mariveles through the Municipal Tourism Office, conducted the Filipino Brand of Service Excellence (FBSE) Training at Margie’s Place, Mariveles, Bataan, today, September 11, 2026.

This initiative is part of Bataan’s continuing efforts to enhance the tourist experience across the province, starting at the municipal level. Through the Mabuhay gesture, tourism stakeholders are encouraged to practice genuine Filipino hospitality and deliver warm, courteous, and quality service to every visitor. By strengthening service excellence among local tourism frontliners, Bataan continues to build a welcoming, visitor-friendly, and tourism-ready province.

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Bawat lugar ay may kuwentong dala, Ngunit may ibang hindi agad ipinapakita

Ngayong Buwan ng Turismo, samahan ninyo kami sa isang makabuluhang pag-uusap tungkol sa Mariveles, sa kasaysayan, kultura, kabuhayan, mga tao, at sa mga kuwentong patuloy na humuhubog sa ating bayan.
Ngunit habang unti-unting nabubuo ang kuwento, isang tanong ang mananatili… Ano kaya ang kuwentong matagal nang naghihintay na marinig? Narito na ang paunang silip. Malapit nang marining ang kuwento. Abangan ang kabuuan ng video bukas, September 12, 6:00 pm.

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Discover Museo De Fatima in Mariveles

Located at the Our Lady of Fatima Chaplaincy in the Freeport Area of Bataan (FAB), Mariveles, Museo de Fatima is a local museum that offers visitors a glimpse into the history, culture, and faith of the community.

Inside the museum, visitors can learn about the different chapters of Mariveles’ history, from its pre-colonial roots to the Spanish and American colonial periods, the Japanese occupation, and World War II. The museum also highlights the town’s development through industrialization, including the growth of local industries and the establishment of the Bataan Export Processing Zone, which played an important role in the development of Mariveles.

For those who want to learn more about the history and heritage of Mariveles, Museo de Fatima is open to the public every day. Entrance is free, so visitors are welcome to drop by and explore the stories that helped shape the community.

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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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