Night Of Heritage

 

You’ve heard about the Gabii Sa Kabilin or Night of Heritage, right?

Well, they’re doing it again this year. And this time, six museums are participating. So that would be the Cathedral Museum of Cebu, Casa Gorordo Museum, Fort San Pedro, Basilica del Santo Nino Museum, Yap-Sandiego House, and the Museo Sugbo. These museums will be open from 6 pm til midnight on May 29, 2009. And in each museum, you’ll get to taste free food and drinks, watch live performances and cultural presentations, and see various heritage pieces on display. You get to experience all these things for only a hundred pesos. Too, if you add 50 pesos to your ticket, you get to ride a kalesa to and from any of the said museums! Isn’t that exciting?

I’ll see you guys there OK?

 

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GSK by you.

 To see last year’s photos, click HERE

 

0 thoughts on “Night Of Heritage

  1. hala kanindot iadto ani oy! problema lang kay wa pa ko ana diha. sa casa gorordo pa gyud ko nakaadto. karon pa lagi ko kadungog ani. maayo ni nga idea. kodus to whoever came up with this.

  2. haven’t heard of this one ley. clarification though, one hundred for each museum or the 100 bucks gives you access to all of the museums mentioned? =)

    ganahan ko mosakay sa kalesa! (if musogot ang driver sad lagi hihi)

  3. I will be giving a walking tour during the gabii sa kabilin

    it will start @ the Casa Gorordo Museum @ 7pm

    all are invited to join

    the tour is free of charge just buy the 100 pesos tickets for the musuems

    1. Ka Bino, kon ikaw ni, sorry wala ko kapananghid mogamit sa imong old pictures of Cebu.
      Wala man gyod ko makaila nimo but I copied it in a DYAB blog sometime ago. Some of them naka post na diri under ‘Young Cebu’, kay akong pagtuo nga kining site nag promote sa nindot nga hulagway sa Cebu. Kon aduna pay madugang, nindot gyod unta, or if you can recommend a site where we can see your collections, mas super.

  4. Ley, this is your “cup of tea”. I’m looking forward to see your entries on this. Meanwhile I wish you could show us something on that food show at CICC which is going this weekend. I am a frequent visitor of your website, and share a lot of what I learned from it to my friends and colleagues. Because of you a Cebuano who has lost his Bisdakness after three decades of being away, just returned from a two weeks vacation there, and is already making plans to return next year. Incidentally he is not internet savvy despite being in academics, so he asked me to thank you.
    More power ot you. God bless

  5. kanndot man ani oi :(, lami man itanaw pod ani? hayyyyyyyyzzzz tanaw nlang mi sa imong mga pics nya ley,kong unsay naa dd2 hehehee 🙂 thanks mwahhhhhh

  6. ley, wa lagi ko kabaw ani last yr =(
    bitaw uy, i’m an advocate to preserving what’s left…. rehabilitate, reuse, adapt… it’s something to be proud of!

      1. yes.. this template… ganahan ko ani,,,

        bitaw hala ako ni ishare diay sa ako mga friends Gabii sa Kabilin… i think its a wonderful to experience of visiting these museums.. nya naa pay live performances.. wow….

  7. pagka-paet. hingbiya na hinuon ko diha… karon pa nahitabo tsk!tsk!
    surely that would be a great one.
    haaaay! mingaw na au…

    1. Masil

      ayaw kagu-ol kay naa man ni kada tuig….balik-balik ug suroy suroy sad oi ..basin sa 2010 diay…

  8. hi to all, the Gabii sa Kabilin was launched in 2007 at Casa Gorordo Museum (that makes GSK 2009 the 3rd year). This was participated by Casa Gorordo Museum, Cathedral Museum, Sto Nino Museum and Fort San Pedro.

    This is a partnership of the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation and The Visayas Association of Museums and Galleries-Central Visayas.

    This also shows that everyone is working with each other, museums, heritage structures, Cebu City goverment, the Province of Cebu, the media, hotels and travel aganecies etc. to make this event a success. You could say this is a Cebuano brand–heritage and culture and innovative initiatives participated and support by the different sectors

  9. There is food available for our Gabii sa Kabilin visitors at some venues at minimal downtown prices but it’s not free.

    For example, Casa Gorordo Museum in partnership with Shangri-La Resort & Spa will set up a booth that will sell food like stir-fried beef for below Php 100 (one hundred pesos) and a juice for only twenty to thirty pesos. There will also be a few neighborhood people outside very near Casa Gorordo selling food like Siomai. So it’s really a great deal and you’ll be helping people in our community by coming out to Gabii sa Kabilin 2009. Just wanted to let everybody know.

    Hope to see all of you at Gabii sa Kabilin 2009. – Jerry Alfafara, PR for Gabii sa Kabilin (Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc.)

  10. leylander and co.

    daghang salamat sa inyong pagtabang pag sangyaw sa kinabag-an mahitugod sa Gabii sa Kabilin…

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