The “Gabii sa Kabilin” or Night of Heritage held last May 30 was a success. Hundreds of people drove into the five participating museums that opened from 6 pm to 12 midnight. Several tartanillas were also stationed at each museum carrying people to/from the different participating museums.

No untoward incident was reported as several personnel from the City Tourist Police secured the venues. Personnel from CITOM also took care of traffic and the routes for the tartanillas. Various activities like songs and dances were also presented at some museums and at Casa Gorordo Filipino delicacies were served.

Below: A Harp player.

Below: At the Cathedral Museum of Cebu.

Below: Personnel from the Yap-Sandiego House, one of the participating museums, visiting the Cathedral Museum of Cebu.

Below: Mr. & Mrs. Alix of the Cathedral Museum enjoying the tartanilla ride.

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A blogger since 2006, he is a registered nurse and currently works in a clinic. His interests are varied but mostly centers on history and the arts. Some of his feature articles have been published in CNNGo and in some leading local publications such as SunStar Daily and Cebu Daily News. He is also a co-author of Balaanong Bahandi, a coffetable book about the heritage churches in Cebu.

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