Josefino Tulabing Larena Jr. (born 1979) Nickname Penn is a Historian, travel and lifestyle writer, educator, civic leader,artist, Poet, Knights of Rizal, farmer, tour guide, cultural worker, consumer leader,Red Cross Volunteer,Reading Advocate and Heritage advocate from Bais City Negros Oriental , Philippines. He is known in Dumaguete City for his community involvement as a member of the Dumaguete City Tourism Council from 2001 to 2018. Consumerism activities with CAI –Consumers Advocate Inc & Vice President with the partnership of the Department of Trade and Industry.Founding member of the Dumaguete City Festival & Arts Society Inc.and Negros Oriental Alliance of Arts & Culture Advocates Biography Josefino Tulabing Larena Jr. fondly called Penn the youngest son of Josefino Villanueva Larena Sr. a Sugar Planter, Softdrink Sales Man and Punong Barangay of Barangay Sra. Acion ,San Jose Negros Oriental ( 20 years ) and Leonaga Hermoso Tulabing...
Eddie Sinco Romero, a national artist for film and broadcast arts, celebrated his 100th birthday on behalf of the people of Dumaguete and the Province of Negros Oriental . The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), Foundation University, Silliman University Culture and Arts Council,National Museum of the Philippines Dumaguete and the City Government of Dumaguete collaborated to arrange the event, which honored Romero's significant contributions to Philippine cinema. Eddie Romero, who was conferred the Order of National Artists for Film and Broadcast Arts, the highest recognition bestowed upon Filipino individuals for their exceptional contributions to Philippine Arts as a Cultural Hero . Romero, a beloved figure in Negros Oriental, was celebrated for his prolific career spanning decades. The family of the late Eddie Sinco Romero Director Joey Romero, speaking on behalf of the Romero family, expressed deep gratitude to Mayor Ipe Remollo and t...
In a vibrant celebration of National Women’s Month, the Negros Oriental Alliance of Culture and the Arts Advocates (NOACAA) hosted an inspiring Forum on Women that united leaders in advocacy, wellness, and creativity. Held in March 2026, the event served as a powerful platform for empowerment and community dialogue, bringing together diverse voices to honor the journey of women in the modern era. The forum moved beyond simple discussion, creating a sanctuary where stories of courage, resilience, and hope were shared with an engaged audience. 2026 Women Forum in Negros Oriental The event was highlighted by the profound insights of an esteemed panel that represented various sectors of society. Women’s rights advocate Nancy Estelloso provided deep historical and social context to the struggle for equity, while wellness expert Caroline Van Eeghem offered essential perspectives on holistic health. The panel was further strengthened by the presence of scouting executive Queen ...
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