The 28th Panaad sa Negros Festival is in full swing, bringing together the vibrant spirit of Negrosanons in a celebration of their rich culture and heritage. This year, Negros Electric and Power Corp. (Negros Power) joined in the fun and has introduced an exciting addition to the festivities. Visit their booth to recharge and even get a chance to win a Negros Power promise mug!
The Negros Power Promise Mug
As part of their inaugural presence at the Panaad sa Negros Festival 2024 in Bacolod City, Negros Power prepared engaging activities for the locals and guests to enjoy, aiming to enhance the overall festival experience.
Panaad-goers can have the chance to take home the Negros Power Promise Mug – a symbol of our commitment to serving the Negrosanons. The mug has the Negros Power logo and contains their commitment, which says:
“Our promise to help make Negros brighter begins with our passion to serve.”
~ Negros Power
Negros Power is grateful to become a part of this grand celebration in the Province of Negros Occidental for the first time. In their official press release, management said, “We look forward to making more memories here in Negros. We hope to learn more of the culture, the people, and the way of life of every Negrosanon as reflected by the Festival of Promise, the Panaad Festival. Our humble booth is our way of starting a lasting friendship with the cities and municipalities, especially those who will soon be a part of our service.”
Win a Promise Mug
Panaad-goers can visit the Negros Power ‘Experience Booth’ near the Panaad Park Stage (in front of the side entrance of the San Carlos City LGU Pavillion). Guests can take advantage of the charging station so there will be no low-bat worries while enjoying the festivities.
Also, they have prepared a roulette game where people can like the Negros Power FB page and spin the electronic wheel for a chance to win a Negros Power Promise Mug.
The booth is open until the closing of the Panaad sa Negros Festival on April 21, 2024. Panaad Park and Stadium is in Brgy. Mansilingan, Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, Philippines.