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The festival this year compared to the previous ones was quite different because it's in a completely different location this time and all the booths of the different towns, municipalities and cities which participated in the festival this year have more or less the same design, structure and architecture. Well, things change as time goes by. Nothing is permanent at all in this world. Events like this are just some of the many examples.

This year, there was a slight decrease in the number of the contingents that participated for the festival. To those who are not from and who have not been to Negros Oriental, and for the sake of those who don't know, the Buglasan Festival is a yearly event in the whole province of Negros Oriental which is originally done every October, but this year, it has been moved to December for good. It was formally announced and opened to the public a few days ago. I'm not quite sure of the exact date though. Negrensees like myself look forward for this occasion because of the different festivities and activities lined-up all over the province.








In the area, there are lots of bazaars displaying unique, native and handcrafted items that everyone will surely love. From bags to home decors and other fab items for people of all ages to see. The colorful accessories are good and must-see pieces for the young and vibrant fashionatics. And for those who have an eye on good quality native furniture, you'll surely find them there. Bazaars like these offer endless possibilities for those who love to purchase and collect unique pieces and items for their homes. A handful of paintings by different Negrensee artists added to the artistic feel of the place mixed with the traditional Filipino Negrensee vibe. The native Philippine culture exudes the atmosphere with the sturdy nipa and hard wood built house-like booths. I think it would be totally amazing to have a house like one. Hehe.

A lot of people say the previous festival years was better compared to this year's. However, based on what I saw last night, it was not that bad enough. Although I was not that impressed like before, I'd say I liked what I saw. I hope they'll be adding and spicing it up some more next year so that it will attract more people, not just Negrensees, to go and visit the place.

For more information about the 2007 Buglasan Festivital, visit:
www.visitnegros.com or www.negor.gov.ph

The festival this year compared to the previous ones was quite different because it's in a completely different location this time and all the booths of the different towns, municipalities and cities which participated in the festival this year have more or less the same design, structure and architecture. Well, things change as time goes by. Nothing is permanent at all in this world. Events like this are just some of the many examples.

This year, there was a slight decrease in the number of the contingents that participated for the festival. To those who are not from and who have not been to Negros Oriental, and for the sake of those who don't know, the Buglasan Festival is a yearly event in the whole province of Negros Oriental which is originally done every October, but this year, it has been moved to December for good. It was formally announced and opened to the public a few days ago. I'm not quite sure of the exact date though. Negrensees like myself look forward for this occasion because of the different festivities and activities lined-up all over the province.








In the area, there are lots of bazaars displaying unique, native and handcrafted items that everyone will surely love. From bags to home decors and other fab items for people of all ages to see. The colorful accessories are good and must-see pieces for the young and vibrant fashionatics. And for those who have an eye on good quality native furniture, you'll surely find them there. Bazaars like these offer endless possibilities for those who love to purchase and collect unique pieces and items for their homes. A handful of paintings by different Negrensee artists added to the artistic feel of the place mixed with the traditional Filipino Negrensee vibe. The native Philippine culture exudes the atmosphere with the sturdy nipa and hard wood built house-like booths. I think it would be totally amazing to have a house like one. Hehe.

A lot of people say the previous festival years was better compared to this year's. However, based on what I saw last night, it was not that bad enough. Although I was not that impressed like before, I'd say I liked what I saw. I hope they'll be adding and spicing it up some more next year so that it will attract more people, not just Negrensees, to go and visit the place.

For more information about the 2007 Buglasan Festivital, visit:
www.visitnegros.com or www.negor.gov.ph