Vigan City Fiesta Celebration amidst the COVD 19 Pandemic


The celebration of the Vigan City Fiesta for the 2020 is not the usual way as it was before. This is because of the pandemic being experience by us. It is only this year that usual activities being undertaken by the City Government could not be possibly done due to the COVID 19 that stroke the whole world.

It is somehow lonely this year because no crowd people is being seen or roaming around the city. Limited and selected events were undertaken just to commemorate or celebrate of the feast day of the city. This is due to the travel restrictions being implemented by the IATF and local government of Ilocos Sur. The “carnaval” and  “bargain” sections that we enjoy during day and night time before the 25th day of January were not anymore allowed. However, a simple activity was undertaken by the Vigan City government just to celebrate the feast day of the place. 

Although it was a simple way of celebrating it, what is important is  the unity, public service and care that are being observed among the Biguenos amidst the pandemic. All of us are hoping that this health crisis will soon gone or stopped so that the normal way living will be back.

A feast is a year-round celebration in every places. Although this year it was not celebrated the normal way, the most important thing is the continued care, love and respect among the constituents of the city. 

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  1. RobellMarch 4, 2021 at 5:10 AM

    Hi Lebron, It is truly upsetting to know that we can't celebrate the fiesta of Vigan City like before. I agree that you pointed out that our unity, public service, and care is important since it is really necessary to have these characteristics especially now that we are in a pandemic. Good Job!

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