Abreeza Mall reveals its Kadayawan Week Events at the mall tagged as "Color Me Kadayawan!
And ASAP Rocks Kadayawan at Abreeza Mall on August 19, 2011. Kapamilya stars will descend upon the land of promise to join the festival of festivals as we celebrate the 26th Kadayawan Festival.
ASAP Rocks will bring the hottest young stars to Davao led by Billy Crawford, Shaina Magdayao, and Sam Concepcion. Other Kapamilya stars joining the festivities are hunk Rafael Rosell, Gab Valenciano, singing sensation Angeline Quinto, Megan Young, child phenom Bugoy Carino, and the hot dance crew of G-Force.
Excited much?
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Tween Academy Class of 2011 at SM Davao on Aug. 19!
GMA 7 teen stars will grace the Kadayawan Festival at SM City Davao for the Kapuso Mall Show featuring the stars of Tween Academy Class of 2012!

Tween Academy Class of 2012 will be at SM City Davao on August 19, Friday at the 2nd Floor Activity Center for the Kapuso Mall Show!
Expect your favorite Tween stars to be there like Bea Binene, Jake Vargas , Elmo Magalona just to name a few. . .. .
Excited much?
Tween Academy Class of 2012 will be at SM City Davao on August 19, Friday at the 2nd Floor Activity Center for the Kapuso Mall Show!
Expect your favorite Tween stars to be there like Bea Binene, Jake Vargas , Elmo Magalona just to name a few. . .. .
Excited much?
Friday, August 12, 2011
Tiger Airways starts Davao-Singapore flight Nov. 1, with a promo!
Tiger Airways will stars flying Davao-Singapore route starting November 1, 2011 and they are selling a promo price for a one-way fare for only P1,599.00* if you purchase your ticket on August 11-17, 2011 and fly on 01 Nov 11 - 30 Jun 12!

Tiger will fly to the business and tourism hub of southern Philippines (Davao City) three times a week
First flight to Davao takes off on 1 November 2011
Tickets on sale now at www.tigerairways.com
Tiger Airways announced that from 1 November 2011, it will launch a direct service between Singapore and Davao.
Davao, the second largest city in the Philippines, has in recent years emerged as a major business, investment and tourism hub. Known as the “melting pot of the Philippines”, Davao is a culturally rich and extremely vibrant city.
With beautiful beaches, mountain resorts and a low crime rate, Davao was named the ‘Most Livable City’ in the Philippines by the Department of Tourism in 2008.
Tickets to Davao are on sale now up to August 17, 2011 from SGD$60 one-way (Singapore to Davao), all-in, for travel from 1 November 2011 to 30 June 2012. There will be three flights a week when the service launches, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
To book or for more information, please visit www.tigerairways.com.
Tiger will fly to the business and tourism hub of southern Philippines (Davao City) three times a week
First flight to Davao takes off on 1 November 2011
Tickets on sale now at www.tigerairways.com
Tiger Airways announced that from 1 November 2011, it will launch a direct service between Singapore and Davao.
Davao, the second largest city in the Philippines, has in recent years emerged as a major business, investment and tourism hub. Known as the “melting pot of the Philippines”, Davao is a culturally rich and extremely vibrant city.
With beautiful beaches, mountain resorts and a low crime rate, Davao was named the ‘Most Livable City’ in the Philippines by the Department of Tourism in 2008.
Tickets to Davao are on sale now up to August 17, 2011 from SGD$60 one-way (Singapore to Davao), all-in, for travel from 1 November 2011 to 30 June 2012. There will be three flights a week when the service launches, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays.
To book or for more information, please visit www.tigerairways.com.
Davao visitors for Kadayawan 2011 get a "Punch" upon arrival at Davao International Airport!
“FLY TO DAVAO AND WE WILL WELCOME YOU WITH A GOOD PUNCH. At the Davao International Airport, experience our welcome drink, DAVAO PUNCH, a concoction especially made for the guests of Davao City.”
From August 11 down to August 21, tourists will be treated to the Davao Punch, a new concoction of non-alcoholic drink with a combination of guava, calamansi and pomelo.
This is a special way to greet tourist visiting the city in time for the Kadyawan Festival 2011!
Welcome to Davao City!1!!
From August 11 down to August 21, tourists will be treated to the Davao Punch, a new concoction of non-alcoholic drink with a combination of guava, calamansi and pomelo.
This is a special way to greet tourist visiting the city in time for the Kadyawan Festival 2011!
Welcome to Davao City!1!!
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Digos City's Buildex Pagales first music video released!
Pilipinas Got Talent's Buildex Pagales from Digos City has just released his first music video!
Open happiness single, "Madayaw Davao, Madayaw Coca-Cola!" brought to you by Coca-Cola and Pilipinas Got Talent's Buildex Pagales!
CHORUS
Madayaw Davao! Dinhi kusog ang pagkamadagipon
Madayaw Davao! Dinhi malipayon ang kinabuhi
Dinhi ang akong gugma, dili mahanaw
Dinhi ang akong garbo, wala'y katapusan
Mao nga pagmata na! Ipakita sa kalibutan
Kini ang tinood! Ang atong garbo!
Mao nga dali na! Itodo ng kalipay
Awiton ta ang gugma sa akong dakbayan!
Madayaw Davao! Gusto namo ang labaw sa tanan
Madayaw Davao! Lahi ra gyud kung magka uban uban
Dinhi ang akong gugma, dili mahanaw
Dinhi ang akong garbo, wala'y katapusan
Dili ko garboso, gusto lang nako isangyaw
Lain lain man ang atong mga panglantaw
Usa lang ang makahatag pahiyom
Biisan asa man makaabot nga dapit
Kini gihapon ang gina binabalik-balikan
CHORUS x2
Madayaw Davao, Madayaw Davao! x2
Watch the video below:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzO_9vUjTF0[/youtube]
Open happiness single, "Madayaw Davao, Madayaw Coca-Cola!" brought to you by Coca-Cola and Pilipinas Got Talent's Buildex Pagales!
Lyrics:
Lain laing luna ang atong gigikanan
Ang atong panag' uban wala'y kaparehas
Mao nga dali na, itodo na nato
Isinggit na, ang gugma sa atong dakbayan
CHORUS
Madayaw Davao! Dinhi kusog ang pagkamadagipon
Madayaw Davao! Dinhi malipayon ang kinabuhi
Dinhi ang akong gugma, dili mahanaw
Dinhi ang akong garbo, wala'y katapusan
Mao nga pagmata na! Ipakita sa kalibutan
Kini ang tinood! Ang atong garbo!
Mao nga dali na! Itodo ng kalipay
Awiton ta ang gugma sa akong dakbayan!
Madayaw Davao! Gusto namo ang labaw sa tanan
Madayaw Davao! Lahi ra gyud kung magka uban uban
Dinhi ang akong gugma, dili mahanaw
Dinhi ang akong garbo, wala'y katapusan
Dili ko garboso, gusto lang nako isangyaw
Lain lain man ang atong mga panglantaw
Usa lang ang makahatag pahiyom
Biisan asa man makaabot nga dapit
Kini gihapon ang gina binabalik-balikan
CHORUS x2
Madayaw Davao, Madayaw Davao! x2
Watch the video below:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzO_9vUjTF0[/youtube]
Aug. 19 Non-working Holiday in Davao City for the Kadayawan 2011!
President Aquino has just declared August 19, 2011 (Friday) as a special (non-working) holiday in Davao City. This is in connection with the Kadayawan Festival for 2011!

Here is Malacañan's declaration in full:
Here is Malacañan's declaration in full:
MALACAÑAN PALACE
MANILA
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES
PROCLAMATION NO. 215
DECLARING FRIDAY, 19 AUGUST 2011, AS A SPECIAL (NON-WORKING) DAY IN THE CITY OF DAVAO
WHEREAS, the City of Davao marks the week-long celebration of the “Kadayawan Festival”;
WHEREAS, to enable the people of the City of Davao participate in the event, the Sangguniang Panlungsod requested that Friday, 19 August 2011 be declared a special non-working holiday;
WHEREAS, it is but fitting and proper that the people of the City of Davao be given full opportunity to celebrate and participate in the occasion with appropriate ceremonies.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, PAQUITO N. OCHOA JR., Executive Secretary, by authority of His Excellency, BENIGNO S. AQUINO III, do hereby declare Friday, 19 August 2011, as a special (non-working) day in the City of Davao.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the Republic of the Philippines to be affixed.
Done in the City of Manila, this 4th day of August, the year of Our Lord, Two Thousand and Eleven.
By authority of the President:
(Sgd.) PAQUITO N. OCHOA, JR.
Executive Secretary
The essence of harvest festival captured in Apo View Kadayawan Fiesta 2011!
In line with the Kadayawan 2011 celebration of Davao City, the Apo View Hotel is giving its guests, may it be local or foreign the real essence of Kadayawan which showcased the culture, art, products and foods of the region.
This is the time to visit the Apo View Hotel , on the lobby itself is their featured local artist Ronald Tamfalan of the T’boli tribe, where his opaintings are on display and also on sale. If you are adventurous with your body, Henna Tattoo artist is in the house to serve you for as low as P 50.00 for a small sized tattoo.
You can also buy some fresh fruits, local jewelries made by local artist are also on sale on the Bazaar. If you are hungry you can indulge yourself with the mouth watering food at the Entree Restaurant of the hotel. They also showcase some cultural dance on the lobby and a featured fire dancers for an exotic night to remember.
For the complete date and schedule of events see Apo View Hotel celebrates Kadayawan Fiesta 2011!
The Apo View Hotel
150 J. Camus Street, Davao City
Tel: +63 (82) 221-6430 to 40
Fax: +63 (82) 221-0748
This is the time to visit the Apo View Hotel , on the lobby itself is their featured local artist Ronald Tamfalan of the T’boli tribe, where his opaintings are on display and also on sale. If you are adventurous with your body, Henna Tattoo artist is in the house to serve you for as low as P 50.00 for a small sized tattoo.
You can also buy some fresh fruits, local jewelries made by local artist are also on sale on the Bazaar. If you are hungry you can indulge yourself with the mouth watering food at the Entree Restaurant of the hotel. They also showcase some cultural dance on the lobby and a featured fire dancers for an exotic night to remember.
For the complete date and schedule of events see Apo View Hotel celebrates Kadayawan Fiesta 2011!
The Apo View Hotel
150 J. Camus Street, Davao City
Tel: +63 (82) 221-6430 to 40
Fax: +63 (82) 221-0748
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