The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) ushered in the National Indigenous Peoples Month in a blaze of...
The 11th season of “Dayaw” opens with a gaggle of children playing in the courtyard of Bahay ni Kuya, the...
The episodes were exciting to make, said Loren Legarda, since the show has been “known for documenting rivers and other cultural heritage."
Various Philippine ethnolinguistic groups have gathered in Manila to celebrate Dayaw, the National Indigenous Peoples Festival spearheaded by the Subcommission...
The story of a nation is not only evident in the ways and practices of its people that have endured...
One-hundred thirty-one. This is the number of languages and ethno-linguistic groups in the Philippines. Each ethnic group boasts of its own unique way of life, genius, and subculture, contributing to Filipino identity.
OVER 40 ethnic groups from all over the country gathered in Pampanga to celebrate Dayaw, the indigenous peoples festival organized...
Amid encroachments by commercial developers with the collusion of local and national government agencies, cultural communities recently flocked to Baguio for Dayaw, the indigenous-peoples festival organized by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA).
Dayaw, the national celebration of indigenous cultural communities, will be held October in three locations in the three major island groups, according to the National Commission for Culture and the Arts.
Originally planned as a cultural celebration of indigenous people in November last year, the annual Dayaw has shifted its focus to crafting programs for healing and recovery of Super Typhoon “Yolanda” survivors.
