Iligan City celebrated the 113th National Flag Day at the Rizal Park participated by the different offices of the Local Government Units headed by the Honorable Mayor Lawrence Lluch Cruz.
The event, spearheaded by the Department of Education with the very able leadership of Dr. Cherry Mae F. Limbaco was highly praised by everyone who were present because of the unique way that they have decorated the stage. They have decided to set-up a replica of the Aguinaldo Shrine where the first unfurling of the National Flag was held last June 12, 1898.
Dr. Limbaco was also ably supported by all her DepEd family in the district who presented a very nice "Cariñosa" number.
All the speakers highly praised the job very well done.
Interpretative Dance of the Evolution of the Philippine Flag.
The Knights of Columbus Honor Guards, a regular participant of all events in our beloved city.
Cariñosa Dance presented by select DepEd Family members.
A view from the "Balcony of the Aguinaldo Shrine.
The Grand Triple Day Over-all Chairperson, Hon. Marlene L. Young, all smiles for the success of the first event.
Hon. Mayor Lawrence Cruz, Hon. Vice Mayor Henry Dy, Hon. Marlene Young watching in awe of the "Bangko Dance"
Graceful on top of a bench.
Filipino Dance Heritage preserved well in Iligan City.
Filipino Cultural Show at its best.
Everyone's attention was centered on the performers.
Refreshment at the stage. A very good idea thought of by the DepEd.
Re-enactment of the unfurling of the Philippine Flag at Kawit, Cavite.
One Flag. One Philippines. One Iligan.
Different local government offices taking turns at the foot of the "balcony" for the picture taking with the city officials.
Mayor Cruz with Col. Ferrer, PS Supt Regencia, Vice Mayor Dy, Councilors Zalsos and Young in a rare photo ops with the defenders of peace in our beloved Iligan.
Some of the teachers posed for a souvenir photo with the unique and rare tableau.
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