CITY OF MALOLOS – From savory delicacies to handcrafted local fashion, authentic Bulakenyo artistry and heritage take center stage as the Provincial Government of Bulacan, through the Provincial Cooperative and Enterprise Development Office (PCEDO), officially opened the Tatak Singkaban Trade Fair 2026 at Robinsons Place Malolos today.

As part of Bulacan’s annual Singkaban Festival, the trade fair empowers local entrepreneurs while showcasing proudly Bulakenyo-made goods to a wider market.

The event showcases 42 Bulakenyo exhibitors and runs from August 24 to 28, 2026, at the ground level of Robinsons Place Malolos, where visitors can enjoy the wide selection of local food products like Longganisang Calumpit, Tinapang Bangus, Chicharon, baked goods, and traditional native treats—alongside artisanal fashion, handmade crafts, and unique accessories.

Representing Governor Daniel R. Fernando, Councilor James Santos emphasized the vital role of supporting local micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs).

“Maraming salamat sa lahat ng mga tumatangkilik sa mga gawang Bulakenyo, hindi lamang isang negosyo ang inyong natutulungan, kasama na ang komunidad at ang buong kabuuan ng probinsya ng Bulacan” he said.

Trade fair goers who miss the first run will have another opportunity to support local artisans when the Tatak Singkaban Trade Fair heads to the Bulacan Provincial Capitol Grounds from September 7 to 11, 2026.

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