BingoPlus, your comprehensive entertainment platform in the country, has once again amped up the fun and entertainment for Filipinos with a special appearance at the Kadayawan Festival 2024.
The Kadayawan Festival plays an important role in the culture of Davaoeños. This annual festival focuses on celebrating life, culture, and bountiful harvest every third week of August. It features numerous lively events like street dancing, a floral float parade, street parties, and concerts. One of the event highlights is the opportunity to experience the culture and tradition of the 11 tribes of Davao City, each tribe showcasing their arts and lifestyles.
The BingoPlus Kadayawan-themed float as it drove along the parade route on August 18, featuring the BingoPlus Foundation logo at the side.
Taking on the role of the festival’s platinum sponsor, BingoPlus made sure to leave an impression on locals and festival-goers alike by matching the energy of the celebration. The week-long festival saw BingoPlus bring in its own brand of excitement as it took part in one of the festival’s major events: the “Pamulak sa Kadayawan 2024”, an annual festival float parade held on August 18. It even decorated the parade route with bold outdoor streamers that matched its Kadayawan Festival-themed float. Notably, the BingoPlus float carried the BingoPlus Foundation logo as well. BingoPlus similarly joined the “Pananam sa Kadayawan” daily show, where brand mascot BingBing performed alongside with exciting games and prizes.
BingoPlus also took part in the “Dula sa Kadayawan”, an annual cultural and sports events for Moros and indigenous people, as an awarding body. The Ata Tribe, overall champion of the Indigenous People’s category, and the Kagan Tribe, overall champion of the Moro category, each received the BingoPlus Choice Award and Php 10,000 from the brand.
One of the overall champions of the Dula sa Kadayawan event, holding their BingoPlus Choice Award.
BingoPlus later handed out two more BingoPlus Choice Awards to the “Pamulak Ug Indak Indak sa Kadayawan” street dance competition grand winners, who were the Sining Sayon Dawet Cultural Ensemble from Davao City National High School in the Open category and the Balangay City High Performing Arts from City Of Mati National High School in the School Based category. Both groups received a 30,000-peso-cash prize as well.
The Balangay City High Performing Arts from City Of Mati National High School in the School Based category celebrating their win.
BingoPlus also hosted several shows and concerts at Magsaysay Park and San Pedro Square throughout the festival week from August 16 to 18. Each stage showcased performances and game segments where attendees were invited to play with exciting prizes. BingoPlus streamed the shows on its Facebook and Youtube accounts, ensuring people could enjoy the Kadayawan from the comfort of their homes while giving them the chance to win Php 200,000 worth of prizes through games set online.
One of the other activities BingoPlus organized was “Adto Ta Ug Zumba sa Kadayawan” at Rizal Park, where event-goers were invited to join the Zumba exercises for a chance to win some prizes. The zumba segment featured a small raffle with a grand prize of Php 10,000 for one winner and a consolation prize of Php 1,000 for five other people. Zumba participants were invited to play Roleta and Pop the Balloon as well, both games giving away cash prizes worth Php 5,000 each.
A shot of event-goers enjoying the high-energy Zumba exercises at Rizal Park.
To make the the Kadayawan experience even more exciting, BingoPlus invited several artists and performers to take part on August 17 and 18 shows like Tony Labrusca, Agsunta, Jeff Mosses, Eya Borja, Katkat Manimtim, Matt Cruz, Dustin Mayores, and the Recess Band. BingoPlus brought in influencers during the shows to ensure additional fun and excitement for Davaenos. Among them were Bont Bryan, Baninay Bautista, Teejay Marquez, Francine Garcia, Queen Dura, Perlas, Fhukerat, Batosay, Swerab Smith, Jeff Moses, Spencer Angel M. Serafica, Ma. Criselda Abueg, Harvey and Kirvy Fagarita, and the Caymo Twins.
Agsunta performing on the BingoPlus stage.
Tony Labrusca interacting with fans at one of the BingoPlus stages.
Influencers (left to right) Perlas, Fhukerat, Batosay, and Queen Dura performing on one of the BingoPlus stages.
BingoPlus held a small Influencers Night event for the local influencers in attendance, treating them to dinner as a show of thanks to their participation and partnership.
All enjoyed with BingoPlus booths set up from August 9 to 18 at Magsaysay Park and from August 15 to 18 at San Pedro Square to give visitors the opportunity to bring home premium merchandise from games like bingo rush, ring toss, baseball throw, color game, and spin the wheel. The booth in Magsaysay Park, in particular, had a Kindness Wall and Freedom Wall courtesy of BingoPlus Foundation.
BingoPlus maintains its commitment to elevating Philippine fun and entertainment by providing experiences that are valuable, memorable, and relatable. Through its belief in the potential and importance of local festivals, BingoPlus is able to find avenues that allow it to celebrate alongside the Filipino people. The brand’s partnership with the Kadayawan Festival is a testament to its dedication to both Philippine culture and entertainment, as well as the overall enjoyment that people feel.
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