32nd Kadayawan sa Dabaw 2017 Schedule of Activities

It's the month of August once again, which means that it is time of the country's King of Festivals, which is the Kadayawan sa Dabaw Festival. This year is the 32nd year of celebration of life, a thanksgiving for the gifts of nature, the wealth of culture, the bounties of harvest and serenity of living. The week-long Kadayawan Festival started last August 12, 2017 with the Dragon Boat Race at Sta. Ana Wharf, but the formal opening was held August 14, 2017 at Ramon Magsaysay Park. For the complete schedule of activities of the entire 32nd Kadayawan sa Dabaw Festival, please refer below, and make sure you don't miss any of these awesome and colorful activities.

32nd Kadayawan sa Dabaw 2017 Schedule of Activities:

August 12 - 13

6 am Kadayawan Dragon Boat Festival (Sta. Ana Wharf, Davao City)

August 14: 

4 pm Pag Abli sa Kadayawan (R. Magsaysay Park)

August 14 - 20

6 am Kadayawan Village and Bantawan Cultural Show (R. Magsaysay Park)

August 15

3 pm Hiyas sa Kadayawan Talent Competition (Gaisano Mall, Atrium)

August 17

8 am Generika Health and Wellness Day (Rizal Park)

5 pm Habi Kadayawan, Kadayawan-Inspired Professional Fashion Competition (SM Lanang Premier)

August 17 - 20

5 pm Kaondayawan, Food and Music (Palma Gil St. Near People's Park)

August 18

7 am Subang Sinugdanan and Panagtagbo, River Float Parade (Tionko Field, Agro)

7 am Dula Kadayawan Tribal Games (People's Park)

8 am Petron Best Day (Rizal Park)

9 am Mugna Kadayawan Doodle Competition (Kadayawan Village, Magsaysay Park)

6 pm Hiyas sa Kadayawan (USEP Gym, Obrero)

7 pm SMB Street Party (Kadayawan Dome, San Pedro Square)

August 19

7 am Indak-Indak sa Kadalanan (Rizal Park)

3 pm Sayaw Kadayawan (SM City Davao - Annex)

3 pm Tunog Kadayawan (Abreeza Mall)

8 pm Coke Studio (Kadayawan Dome, San Pedro Square)

August 20

8 am Pamulak sa Kadayawan (Roxas Avenue to San Pedro St. Parade Route)

8 am Pitik Kadayawan (Roxas Avenue to San Pedro St. Parade Route)

7 pm Smart Night (Kadayawan Dome, San Pedro Square)