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*Let the world explore and relate to the creative and living experience that is unique to Minalabac. | *Let the world explore and relate to the creative and living experience that is unique to Minalabac. | ||
**Design Arts, Film, Literature, Music, Entertainment, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, and any cultural identity that says: Minalabac! | **Design Arts, Film, Literature, Music, Entertainment, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, and any cultural identity that says: Minalabac! | ||
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Image:Tumatarok Float.jpg|<center>Tumatarok Festival</center> | |||
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Minalabac is famous for "Tumatarok Festival" is a yearly celebration every month of May, it is rice dance ritual being performed by group of boys in honor of our Patron Saints St. Philip and James for the bounty harvest. "Tumatarok" in our local dialect means Planting Rice. Yoyoy San Jose, Jr. | Minalabac is famous for "Tumatarok Festival" is a yearly celebration every month of May, it is rice dance ritual being performed by group of boys in honor of our Patron Saints St. Philip and James for the bounty harvest. "Tumatarok" in our local dialect means Planting Rice. Yoyoy San Jose, Jr. | ||