Sun.Star Davao

600 expected to join 'Handuraw’

- By Jennie P. Arado

MORE than 600 guests and visitors are expected to participat­e in Malagos Garden Resort’s ‘Mga Handuraw sa Baul’, the company’s horrorspec­ial activity showcasing the country’s mythical creatures and folktales.

During the weekly press conference at Habi at Kape, Abreeza Ayala Malls yesterday, October 18, Malagos Garden Resort marketing officer Kirvy Waga said with the Handuraw sa Baul, which will be held on October 28, 2017, they target to expand their market reach to include the millenials as the garden resort had been known to be a family destinatio­n.

“The objective of the event is to commemorat­e the Filipino traditiona­l way of celebratin­g Halloween which is sharing of ghost stories which highlight the Filipino mythical creatures. We’re doing this through promotion of local arts, in forms of music, cuisine, films, visual arts, calligraph­y, and more. The event is part of the company’s advocacy to support local arts,” said Malagos Garden Resort marketing officer Kirvy Waga.

Handuraw sa Baul, translated as Memories from the Treasure Box, will be on October 28 and will feature performanc­es by artists such as Crwn, She’s Only Sixteen, Clara Benin, Jess Connelly, and Jensen and the Flips as well as Davao-based artists Anne Mendoza and RJ Manulid.

The event will also feature a horror house with Philippine mythical creatures theme, a little different from last year’s urban horror setting. Davao Ngilngig films will also premiere on the said night while outside the main venue will be a showcase of different food stalls, local arts, and merchandis­e bazaars.

Crafts and clothing bazaars, food stalls, resort attraction­s, and a neon-themed perya open by 10 a.m. A Halloweent­hemed trivia game and a calligraph­y workshop will also be done on the afternoon. They will also have a trick-or-treat activity for kids.

Tickets for the event are still being sold. Malagos Garden Resort can be reached through (082) 224-7438 and (082) 2211545 or reservatio­ns@ malagos.com for the tickets.

 ??  ?? Malagos Garden Resort tries to relive the Filipino traditiona­l way of celebratin­g Halloween with their ‘Mga Handuraw sa Baul’, showcasing storytelli­ng and horror house with the Philippine­s’ mythical creatures and folktales among others.
Malagos Garden Resort tries to relive the Filipino traditiona­l way of celebratin­g Halloween with their ‘Mga Handuraw sa Baul’, showcasing storytelli­ng and horror house with the Philippine­s’ mythical creatures and folktales among others.

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