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FILIPINO AUTHORS TICKLE IMAGINATION OF UBE FIESTA-GOERS AS THEY PRESENT THEIR LITERARY WORKS ON STAGE
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15 June 2024 – At the Ube Fiesta, the Philippine Consulate General in Frankfurt promoted a ‘culture of reading’ and the transformative power of Filipino literature among festival-goers. The “Books Philippines” booth featured a diverse array of Philippine literature, including works by Filipino authors based in Germany and Europe, fostering inclusivity and elevating their status in the global literary scene. The initiative not only prepares for the Philippines’ Guest of Honor status at Frankfurt Buchmesse 2025 but also underscores the cultural richness and creative depth of Philippine literature, setting the stage for international recognition and growth in the publishing industry. The effort also aims to gather awareness and support among Filipinos in Germany, encouraging them to embrace and celebrate their rich Filipino literary heritage.
15 June 2024- An impressive Arnis exhibition by the Agos Kamay Filipino-German martial arts group at the Ube Fiesta underscored the growing popularity of this Filipino martial art in Germany. Demonstrating dynamic and skillful techniques, the exhibition captivated martial arts enthusiasts and curious spectators, showcasing the cultural significance and discipline of Arnis. With rising interest, these events aim to attract more participants and foster a deeper appreciation for Filipino martial arts and heritage, encouraging a wider audience to engage with this unique and powerful tradition. END
Thanks to the Filipino Catholic Communities in Baden Wuerttemberg, Hesse and North Rhine Westphalia, “Pit Senyor” reverberated in three separate Sinulog celebrations in Germany. In Rottenburg, Baden Wuerttemberg, the festival drew in 1,500 attendees, while the celebrations in Bad Homburg, Hesse and Sankt Augustin, North Rhine Westphalia attracted hundreds of Filipino-Germans. The Sinulog parades on German streets mirrored the dancing across Cebu. The Philippine Consulate General in Frankfurt also took to the streets to join the vibrant Filipino communities in the revelry. END
Devotees celebrating 30 years of Sinulog festivities in Rottenburg-Stuttgart, Baden-Wuerttemberg
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