The Ibagiw 2020 Creative City Festival gave a fitting tribute to the creative lifeblood of Baguio City at the Anido Closing Ceremony last November 30, Monday. Taking the center stage during the event were the artisans and crafters who participated in the various Crafts Competitions of the Festival. The festival launched three competitions: the Crafts Competition, the Woodcarving Competition, and …

On November 20, the University of the Philippines Baguio launched five (5) Children’s Storybooks on Weaving and “Agabel Tayo,” a Learning Tool Kit on Cordillera Weaving. The virtual launch was live-streamed through the Museo Kordilyera Facebook page. The launch is also among the events that UP Baguio spearheaded to be part of the Ibagiw 2020 Creative City Festival, where it …

Article Contribution by Carl Taawan. As a melting pot of many cultures with combined highland and lowland traits that was influenced by western civilization, Baguio has established its own sub-culture that is very unique and distinctive, be it in language, music, and practices Being the first city to be developed in the old Mountain Province otherwise known as Montañosa, Baguio …

The Ibagiw 2020 Creative City Festival officially opened today, with a festival Opening Program held at the newly-renovated Baguio Convention Center. Ibagiw 2020 is being presented by the Baguio City government, in partnership with the Council for Baguio Creative City, the Baguio Arts and Crafts Collective, Inc. (BACCI), and the University of the Philippines – Baguio. Mayor Benjamin Magalong welcomed …