Welcome to the Town of Sta Catalina in Negros Oriental!

We are delighted to greet you to our charming town, nestled in the heart of Negros Oriental. With 22 Barangays, each brimming with their unique character, we invite you to explore the diverse beauty and warm hospitality our community has to offer.
Mark your calendars for April 25, as we celebrate our vibrant town fiesta. It's a joyous occasion where locals come together to showcase our culture, traditions, and delectable local cuisines. You'll experience the true essence of Sta Catalina's spirit during this festive event. At Sta Catalina, we take pride in fostering a friendly and peaceful environment, making it an ideal destination for visitors seeking relaxation and genuine connections.
Our residents are known for their welcoming nature, always ready to extend a helping hand and share tales about our town's rich history. From picturesque landscapes to hidden gems waiting to be discovered, Sta Catalina offers an array of experiences that will leave you enchanted and inspired. As you immerse yourself in the warmth of our community, we hope you create fond memories and forge lasting bonds.
Whether you're here for a short stay or to make Sta Catalina your home, we're thrilled to have you with us. Once again, a heartfelt welcome to the Town of Sta Catalina.
Let the adventure begin!

Friday, December 26, 2008

Sta. Catalina contingent bags NegOr's “Sayawit” championship award

DUMAGUETE CITY, Dec. 18 — The contingent from Sta. Catalina municipality was this year’s champion of the Negros Oriental "Sayawit" competition, bringing home not only the pride, but a trophy and a cash prize of P60,000.

Sta. Catalina bested four other local government units (LGUs) who participated in the competition last Saturday.

The Sta. Catalina contingent also awarded the best in production design.

Bayawan City was second with P50,000 in cash prize and was also awarded best in costume, while San Jose came up third with P40,000 in cash prize and the best in performance award.

The two runners-up, Mabinay and Tayasan, received a consolation prize of P10,000 each. Mabinay was also named as best in choreography while Tayasan was best in musicality, and was also awarded the best rondalla accompaniment.

In the “parol” competition, Dumaguete bested 13 other local government units who also presented equally beautiful Christmas lanterns made of indigenous materials during the competition.

Bayawan City won special award for the creative use of waste materials. The city used parts of ballpens to produce a beautiful lantern.

The Pinaskuhan Sayawit Festival is an annual Christmas activity spearheaded by the provincial government. (PNA)

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written by: pna, December 18, 2008 11:44AM
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