Very nice sound system and visual effects! The airconditioning system was also good. It was cool but not too cold. It was a good escape from the scorching heat outside. The place also smelled like fabric conditioner. The CR were OK. There were food that can be bought inside at a very reasonable price.

– Isah Jalipa Montallana-Caigas

43rd National Folk Dance Workshop and Panuhid: A National Dance Research Forum held at Koronadal South Cotabato

– Kristia Estilo

Photos were taken during the Tnalak Festival in Koronadal, South Cotabato. T’Nalak Festival is an annual cultural festival in the province of South Cotabato, Philippines held every second week of July. It is a province-wide celebration of the diversity of its culture and ethnic minorities. In addition, it is also a yearly commemoration of the founding of the province. Major activities happen in Koronadal City, the capital of South Cotabato, and there are some events that occur before and after the week of festive revelries.

T’Nalak is also called T’boli cloth. It is made from dyed fibers of abaca (musa textilis).

– My Euphoria