Cebu Provincial Detention and Rehabilitation Center, Philippines

This is a sign  that even in a detention or in a  rehabilitation center, change can still happen!!! This is one of a kind in the world. It really shows that CEBU can offer lots of things not just the outside world but also inside the prison cell.

Cebuano in Australia's Got Talent

A true Cebuano who catches the judges attention in Australia's Got Talent... later here in the Philippines we will have our own version which is called Pilipinas Got Talent aired in ABS-CBN. For sure like Jal Joshua Lebumfacil, lots of |Filipinos will shown the whole Philippines what talent they got. After his performance, he is now being called as the male version of Charice Pempengco. Jal Joshua is a 12 year old pure Cebuano who now lives in Cleveland in Redland City, south of Brisbane.

Kindred Hearts: A Musicale

A First time in Nursing History. This is one of the example what Nursing Cebuanos can share to the world with its world class talent and performance. Come and watch for this!!!

Pasko sa Sugbu 2009

Pasko sa Sugbu is a month-long Christmas celebration of the Cebu City government. It started last Dec. 1, 2009 at 5:30 p.m.at Fuente Osmena Circle, Osmena Boulevard, Cebu City.This celebration will showcase talents of our fellow Cebuanos. Be there and have some fun this Christmas Season.

South Reclamation Project (SRP): Cebu City

It is a 300 hectare prime property development project of reclaimed land located a few meters off the coast of Cebu's central business district. It is registered with Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) as a Special Economic Zone. The SRP is now in its final stages of completion. Designed for mixed land use, it can easily accommodate the manufacturing, commercial, tourism, IT service enterprises.

Lets Rock and Save Life: A concert for a cause

Cebuanos are really loving, compassionate and generous. A group of friends will share their talents to help one of their friend who's in need of help. Mabuhi Mo!

Sinulog: Mother of all Fiestas

Sinulog: One Beat, One Dance, One Vision

'Sinulog' comes from the Cebuano adverb sulog which is "like water current movement," which proficiently describes the forward-backward movement of the Sinulog dance. Traditionally, the dance consists of two steps forward and one step backward, done to the sound of the drums. The dance is classified into Sinulog-base, Free-Interpretation, and recently a Latin Category, which most people have argued that it had nothing to do with Sinulog tradition. Candle vendors at the Basilica continue to perform the traditional version of the dance when lighting a candle for the customer, usually accompanied by songs in the native language.