Thursday, February 27, 2014

Villareal Stadium




Villareal Stadium


In VILLAREAL STADIUM ROXAS CITY, CAPIZ Joint Project of  Kiwanis of kapas. And the  administrative year is 1997-1998. Theme is to embrace the future. And  repainting of arch and  facade by: Fely Lema Villareal. Our VILLAREAL STADIUM is 14 years now. Discover the upgraded sport complex in Roxas City, Capiz known as Villareal Stadium. This sports complex is large enough to house all sports events in one venue. Villareal Stadium is the bet sports complex in western visayas that Can host the National Athelic Association Meet (Palarong Pambansa) and other invitational regional and national sports competitions.

         Entering the sports complex you can see the newly upgraded track and field oval which is now rubberized. The Olympic size swimming pool has been improved, along with the other sports facilities/venues such as: soccer football, baseball and softball, basketball, volleyball, sepak takraw, tennis,badminton, and martial arts. The CAPIZ GYM, the most modern State-of-the-art sports facility, is also located inside the VILLAREAL STADIUM. You can witness the different national and local games for basketball, cultural shows, conferences, seminar workshop, beauty pageants, band shows and concerts. The basketball court inside the CAPIZ GYM Is world class and has been a venue of PBA Basketball games shown on National Television. This is one of the most Stadium In the Philippines... Were accommodating 500,000 people the big event has been making for this. Stadium Such as Indigenous People, The Main Event of the country has been organized for this the PBA also been participated to game for this Capiz Gym inside Villareal Stadium Last day the Dance X Change from all over the country was held also in Villareal Stadium. Villareal Stadium also saying that one of the most famous sport area in western  visayas or the entire Philippines.


Source: http://villarealstadium.weebly.com/



Coco Veranda





Coco Veranda

Coco Veranda a seafood restaurant is only 5 mins. fr. the airport. Menu also includes other American and Asian food entrees as alternative to seafood items. Every table features a panoramic ocean view and magnificent sunset.



Sta Monica Church – Pan-ay




Sta Monica Church – Pan-ay

Panay is located on a plain of very fertile land irrigated by the river of the same name; the climate is rather humid due to the abundant nipa fields and the low sea level. It is bounded by the Sea of Mindoro to the north, Pontevedra to the south and the town of Capiz (Roxas City) to the west. The town is located on the Panay River floodplain and it is said that when the river overflows its banks the flood waters easily reach the main altar in the church.

The original name of the settlement was Bamban and it was changed by the early Spaniards to Panay, a word which means “mouth of the river.” This is also the location of a fortress built by Juan de la Isla in late 1570.

The Augustinians accompanied the first Spanish expeditions to prevent any harm being done to the natives, as ordered by their Prior.  It is Friar Martin de Rada who is said to have been the first to priest to preach the gospel on the banks of the river in Bamban. He was subsequently south to Dumangas in Iloilo to continue his missionary work.


Miguel Lopez de Legaspi, the expedition leader, set up his headquarters in Panay in 1569, moving them from Cebu because this was more fertile territory and the region could his forces with plenty of rice and seafood during an emergency added to which the natives were friendly and received the Spaniards well.


Source: http://historicphilippines.com/churches-v-3/st-monica-the-big-bell-panay-capiz/




West Lake

West Lake Villa Roxas City



You can enjoy your day without even going out of the village to look for a great place to relax because just nearby is West Lake’s famous village clubhouse, a facility that can serve variety of special occasions. This clubhouse is a favorite spot for residents who want to celebrate birthdays, reunions, wedding receptions, business meetings, etc.
West Lake Villa is a top village to consider when buying a property in Roxas City. The realty that owns this village is also developing at least 6 more projects all over Capiz. West Lake Villa Roxas City is managed by an engineer who has a solid track record of over 30 years experience in his own field.



Source: http://www.realestateroxascityphilippines.com/west-lake-villa-roxas-city




San Antonio Resort




San Antonio Resort


It started as a dream to share Baybay beach as a resort for people who would like to have a day “away from it all”, a day of fun with a little swimming, a little eating, a little eating..a day of casual luxury; but decidedly a load of satisfaction and relaxation. The dream came into fruition in 2005 when Casa Felisa hotel was opened to the public. It was what the Ortiz family dubbed as a bridal suite complemented with a hall for social functions and conferences and with some bowling lanes for bowling enthusiasts.

Today, the quaint resort has been renamed San Antonio Resort. A resort with 50 simple yet elegantly designed rooms and suites. Spanning almost seven hectares of tree lined, meticulously groomed tropical gardens overlooking the scenic Baybay Beach, the resort offers the convenience of both the modern amenities and the charms of nature.

There are five restaurants and bars that are sure to satisfy our guest’s palate. From Chica – Chica Restaurant, with its delicious homemade pastas and pizzas, to Sandbar with their quaint beachside cabaƱas, the perfect place to catch the sunset while enjoying a drink, and to Kainan Village, with its open air food stalls, San Antonio Resort offers a variety of dining options. The Pool Bar offers snacks and light meals, whereas, serious dining is to be had at Lakehouse 3 with its Asian and seafood cuisines. And since Roxas City is the seafood capital of the country, yes, there is seafood galore.

Accredited as an AA resort by the Department of Tourism, the resort’s location is quiet and exclusive, yet still very accessible to the city center, only 3 kilometers away. San Antonio Resort takes pride in providing quality customer service and continues to strive to meet the expectations of the most discriminating guest.


Welcome and experience San Antonio Resort! Your leisure and business by the beach.



Source: http://www.thesanantonioresort.com/




Flat Rock Beach Resort





Flat Rock Beach Resort  




Flatrock Beach Resort is just 8 kilometers or 20 minutes from Roxas City. Very short ride to a destination which will be the centerpiece of your fun-filled main vacation. Go tubing on the sea, or just relax on your campsite, However you personally define the family camping experience, we offer the perfect setting. Fun-filled days and quiet night around the city  are will make your next main vacation once you will not soon to forget.

 Flatrock Beach Resort start their operation on May 16, 2003 with complete facilities like cottages, for air-conditioned room with television, pavilion and canteen and also accepting catering services. Flat Rock Beach Resort provides itself of being an ideal venue for wedding. Take your marriage vows by the beach side and have a private romantic getaway that sure to add bliss to the start of your married life.

 Flatrock Beach Resort got its name according to Mrs. Theresa Almalbis by discovering a flat stone in the middle of the sea. Flat Rock Beach Resort is owned and managed by Mr. and Mrs.Eleazar Almalbis and located at Sitio Sakup Barangay Culasi Roxas City.


Source: http://flatrockculasicapiz.webs.com/



Colegio de la Purisima Concepcion




INFORMATION:

The College is a member of the Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP) and several professional organizations, such as: the Philippine Association of Graduate Education (PAGE), the Philippine Association of Collegiate Schools of Business (PACSB), the Center for Educational Measurement (CEM), Private Schools National Association of Non-Formal Education (PRISNANFE) , and others.

Many of Colegio de la Purisima Concepcion’s graduates are successful educatiors, businessmen, office workers, certified public accountants, engineers, physicians and lawyers. Some have become priests. The late Jaime L. Cardinal Sin, the former Archbishop of Manila, was an Education graduate ofCPC. Two other bishops, Most Rev. Vicente M. Navarra, D.D., former Auxiliary Bishop of Capiz, and later the first Bishop of the Diocese of Kabankalan, and Most Rev. Dunualdo D. Gutierrez, D.D., Bishop of Marbel, are alumni of the School of Education. The late Atty. Eugene Tan was an outstanding alumnus of the College. The Bellosillos: Adolfo, a world reknowned Cardiologist, and Josue, a Supreme Court Justice, are both products of CPC High School.

In the May 2001 elections, two CPC alumni were elected to Congress: Atty. Rodriguez D. Dadivas in the 1st District of Capiz, and Atty. Fredenil Castro in the 2nd District of Capiz.

Religion is the core of all courses. The College centers on the theme of Christian Formation being an integral part of man, as it seeks to instill moral values through academic offerings, liturgical services, and the extension of privileges to deserving and capable students. CPC is an extension of a Catholic home, and the Catholic Church. It trains students to assume religious, civic, and social responsibilities. By exposing them to the discipline of arts, mathematics and science, and by cultivating their abilities and talents, CPC fulfills its continuing mission to the religious, civic, intellectual and moral life of the students. In this process, it integrates Catholic education with academic competence for needed leadership in national development.

Apart from the Main Campus in Arsobispo St., beside the Roxas City Cathedral, CPC also has a U-shaped building at Arnaldo Boulevard, which houses the Colleges of Marine Education, Engineering and Technology, as well as the IT Department of the College of Business and Management. A separate 2-storey building in the Boulevard Campus houses the pre-school and elementary departments.

Source: http://purisima.edu.ph/information/