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The Ani-Anihan sa Tabuelan Festival is observed during the 24th of June, also in celebration of the feast of Saint John the Baptist, Tabuelan's patron saint.
The festival was derived from Filipino word “Anihan” which means “HARVEST” and intended for farm family celebration with complexity of recreational events to cope up with traditional Filipino style of fest.
10 maj 2012 · Every last week of September, the bucolic and laid-back municipality of Lobo celebrates it’s annual Anihan Festival. The festival aims to showcase the bountiful harvest of this another agricultural town of Batangas.
5 wrz 2013 · On September 27, 2011, Lobo was declared as the Atis Capital of the Philippines. It coincided in the town’s 140th foundation anniversary. Lobo earns an average of P2.5 million each year from atis harvest. It was also on the same day that the agro-ecotourism of Lobo was launched.
9 sty 2016 · It is a thanksgiving celebration in honor of Saint John the Baptist, the town’s patron saint. The street performance depicts the planting and harvest traditions of the place, Tabuelan being...
24 sty 2009 · Every last week of September, the bucolic and laid-back municipality of Lobo, celebrate it’s annual Anihan festival. This was incepted in 1999 by then Mayor Dr. Renato Perez. The festival aims to showcase the bountiful harvest of this another agricultural town of Batangas.
Ang Anihan festival ay unang nagsimula noong 1999, at ipinahayag ito ng alkalde na si Dr. Renato Perez. Ito ay ipinagdiriwang tuwing buwan ng Septyembre sa Lobo, Batangas na nagpapakita ng masaganang ani ng bayan. Bakit Ipinag-diriwang?
