The longest running provincial trade fair is coming to town! The 36th Negros Trade Fair will be held at the Glorietta Activity Center, in Makati this coming September 20-25, 2022
This yearly event, spearheaded by the Association of Negros Producers (ANP) and in partnership with the Province of Negros Occidental, aims to promote the Negrense culture, craft, heritage, and art - as it pulls together producers from various industries who represent the best of Negros.
After 2 years of staying at home, we've missed the fun, festivities, and flavors of Negros!
Nothing beats the experience of witnessing Negrense craftsmanship first-hand and we're excited to bring back the longest-running provincial trade fair organized by the Association of Negros Producers, Inc. (ANP).
Save the date! The annual fair is making its way back to Glorietta this September 20 to 25, 2022.
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He is a Negrense based in Metro Manila, thus the name Talonggo (for
Tagalog-Ilonggo).
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