Author Archives: Ria Jose

About Ria Jose

Professional Blogger. Social Media Strategist. Davao Bloggers Society Founding President. Aspiring Vlogger. Brand Ambassador. With over 10 blogs developed, you could say Ria has tried it all. Well, at least online. After more than 10 years as resident blogger and editor-in-chief of MyDavaoCity.com, she remains passionate and committed to sharing her hometown to the world.

The White Christmas Bazaar

It’s time to indulge and give yourself and your loved ones gifts that are unique and memorable. On its second year, The White Christmas Bazaar promises more gift ideas, holiday looks, and other surprises that will delight shoppers of all ages, styles, and tastes.

Aside from the usual bazaar wares such as pastries, cosmetics, clothes and accessories, there will be items that might be of special interest for you. One booth will be selling pois and conducting free fire dancing tutorials.
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HSBC 135 Run

Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation Davao 135 Anniversary

HSBC 135 Run

Celebrate with HSBC as they commemorate as their 135th year as the World’s Local Bank in the Philippines. HSBC Davao celebrates this milestone with the HSBC 135 Run for the benefit of the SOS Children’s Village.

The HSBC Run is on November 6, 2010. Assembly is at 5 am at HSBC Davao along Jacinto Extension, Davao City. Entry fee for both 3k and 5k categories is PhP250 for adults. This includes a singlet, a baller band, and light snacks. Kids may also join for a fee of PhP200. This entitles them to a singlet and light snacks.
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Sigwa Screening in Davao

Cinemalaya Film Sigwa

Sigwa

In commemoration of the Declaration of Martial Law and the First Quarter Storm, Initiatives for Peace in Mindanao (InPeace), Exodus for Justice and Peace (EJP) and Kyabaan Association, Inc (KAI) are hosting the viewing of the Cinemalaya Film Sigwa in Davao City.

The film by Joel Lamangan is about the First Quarter Storm, focusing on six central characters involved with the FQS and how their lives were affected by its events and consequences.

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