“From the farm to the table” _is the concept of Green Crib, an outdoor restaurant located by the river bank in Brgy. Quatro. Standing in a half hectare farm, Green Crib was established in March 2020 with the partnership of Raul Z. Sosa, a farmer, and his daughter Marie Krisma, a chef. Surrounding the restaurant are Indian and apple mango trees whose fruits, when in season, add color to the vicinity. Adja-cent is a vineyard supported by DAR, a garden of organic vegetables, rows of pineapple plants, and more trees: jack fruit, guava, lemon, calamansi and coconut. The fruits and vegetables from the garden are served to their customers. Marie Krisma, who worked as a part time chef in Dubai, has ventured in this business as a continuation of her job abroad and her love for cooking.

This natural sulfur springs is located on the edge of the Malindig volcano, a famous picnic attraction of the locales and its sulfuric waters is said to be an effective treatment for skin maladies.. Its unique location, at the heart of Southern Tagalog, creates a panorama that encompasses Mindoro, Verde Island, and Southern Luzon all the way to Bicol and Burias Island.

2 hectare-land owned by the Municipality of Buenavis-ta. The light blue colored hot water of the pool which emits a smell slightly similar to a rotten egg is from Mt. Malindig. It consists of four pools; two of them are the main spring resources which are not used for swimming. The rest of the pools are for swimming. The butterfly-shape pool with a depth of 4 feet is for adults while the other, with a depth of 2 feet is for kids. Further, there are also six cottages, two comfort rooms, a conference hall and accommodation rooms for overnight stay. Other amenities are being constructed to cater to the needs of visitors or tourists.

the 13th U.S. Infantry stricken with dysentery were transported to Buenavista, Philadelphia Medical Journal published in 1903 Dr. T.H. Weisenburg

During the Spanish and early American occupation, water from this hot spring was sold in bottles and was labeled “Agua de Boac” Agua de Carabana” and “Agua de Vichy” from Europe. At the 1904 World’s Fair in New Orleans,ang Botica de San Nicolas sa Maynila

Marinduque Ph Experience

Community Guide training 

June 17-23, 2025 

Local Culture and History of Marinduque

Marinduque centennial projects

• Marinduque local history and cultural literacy dictionary

local history 

• Marinduque History 2 Storytelling and storybook package

History of Marinduque excerpts (freelipiniana) 

Chapter 3 Ramon Madrigal 

• Marinduque
• source of the name Marinduque
• establishment of towns

chapter 4 the town of Marinduque

• old towns
• name of the town
• the other three towns 

cultural history of Marinduque perfecto mirafuente

• the hospitality in Marinduque
• Marinduque as a tagalog province
• customary practices about marriage
• superstitions and beliefs about marriage 
• customary practices, beliefs and superstitions about death 
• practice, beliefs and superstitions related to death and burial
• visits superstitions, practices and beliefs about visits
• myths, legends, beliefs, interpretation and superstitions
• local myths about the origin of the first man
• games and amusements 

Kasaysayang Lokal: Marinduque (DepEd Mimaropa)

1. Pambungad
2. historiograpiya: mga batis
3. konteksto
4. daloy ng kasaysayan

Balangkas ng Kasaysayang Lokal: Bayan ng Boac

C. konteksto

D. daloy ng kasaysayan

II. panahon: peryodisasyon

• Mga bayani at mahahalagang tao sa kasaysayan
• mga makasaysayang pook
• toponomiya 
• mga pamanang bayan (arkitektura, pagkain, damit, tradisyon atbp)

mga Kasaysayan ng Marinduque (pedro madrigal)

panimula

manga kasaysayan ng marinduque

pinangalingan ng wikang Marinduque

ang mga bayan

laban ng mga Pilipino at amerikano 

Dr. Randy T. Nobleza is an Associate Professor II at the College of Arts of Social Sciences (CASS) of Marinduque State University (MarSU) where he handles courses in foreign language and cultural heritage. He earned his doctorate in Philippine Studies: Language, Culture, Media from De La Salle University (DLSU) Manila and a masters degree in Philippine Studies at the University of the Philippines (UP) Diliman. 

His research interests focus on heritage conservation, cultural mapping and traditional arts. Dr. Nobleza has published a monograph series for Center of Philippine Studies at Polytechnic University of the Philippines. He also serves as a reviewer of Kritika Kultura of Ateneo de Manila University, Agos of UP Diliman Sentro ng Wikang Filipino, and Jurnal Penyuluhan of IBP (Institut Pertanian Bogor) University in Indonesia. 

He is an active member of Ugat (Anthropological Association of the Philippines), PASCHR and MMAAP Mimaropa. Dr. Nobleza was selected as Island Innovation Ambassador in 2023 and among the founding members of Island Innovation academic council.

Tuwing sasapit ang buwan ng Mayo, anihan, pista ng mga patron at Santa Cruzan. Dati-rati’y bakasyon o walang pasok, uwian sa mga probinsya at panahon ng mga reunion o alumni homecoming. Higit pa sa mga nabanggit, ang Mayo ay para sa Pambansa at Lokal na Pamana.  Kaugnay nito ang mga gawaing nagtataguyod ng kultura, tradisyon, sining at kultura. Magsasagawa ng ang lalawigan ng Quezon ng Pamanang Quezonian para talakayin ang national flag at heraldic law. Gayundin, mapag-uusapan ang mga bagong probisyon ng RA 11961 o inamyendahang batas para sa pamana. 

Simula noong Abril 2018, sumailalim ako sa pagsasanay ng Cultural Mapping sa Pambansang Komisyon para sa Kultura at mga Sining (NCCA), ang unang dalawnag toka sa akin ay ang bayan ng Mogpog at Buenavista. Marami pang sumunod dito, pero naunang natapos ang kabisera ng Marinduque sa pamamagitan ng pagsasanay sa Kagawaran ng Edukasyon (DepEd) Boac North at Boac South na mga distrito. Salamat kay Dr. Eric Zerrudo at sa University of Santo Tomas (UST) Center for Conservation of Cultural Property and Environment in the Tropics (CCCPET), nagkaroon ng modelo ang Marinduque. 

Mula noong Marso 2020, bagamat naidaos naman ang sentenaryo ng pagsasarili ng Marinduque sa lalawigan ng Tayabas (Quezon ngayon) ay natengga din ang mga cmap na proyekto. Pero nakakuha ng pagkakataon ang Santa Cruz at Gasan upang makapagsanay sa paraang hybrid, sinasadya ko ang dalawang bayan habang ang mga kasama kong tagapagpadaloy ay via zoom o online na platform. Nakatapos ng CMAP ang parehong bayan at nakapagturn over ng kani-kanilang mga local cultural profile. Samantala ang bayan ng Boac at lalawigan ng Marinduque ay kani-kaniyang gumawa at nagpasa ng kanilang Philippine Registry of Cultural Property (PRECUP) sa NCCA. 

Samantala noong Agosto 2023, pagkagaling sa Philippine Book Festival at Panagtapok Book Nook conference Davao bago simulan ang community validation sa Bayan ng Mogpog, hindi na ako nakabalik hanggang katapusan ng taon sa bisperas ng pista ng Boac ng Disyembre 8. Sa paggitan nito ay nakatapos na ang bayan ng Torrijos ng kanilang cultural mapping sa tulong ng Grupo Kalinangan Inc, at nakapaglahad ako sa UST ng komparatibong analisis sa NCCA, GKI at CCCPET ng cultural mapping sa okasyon ng ika-20 taon ng UNESCO convention for safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage. 

Nang bumalik sa pamantasan, ganap na ang Marinduque State University mula sa pagiging college. Pinapatuloy ko ang naismulang bokasyon para sa pamana. Noong May 2023, bago ma-aksidente sa Tiaong, nakapaglahad pa ako sa lalawigan ng Quezon kasama ng halos 50 bayan at lungsod nito ng tungkol sa CMAP at PRECUP. Ngayon ấy makapagbahagi muli tungkol sa Philippine Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory (Ph ICH Inventory).

Pagpapatuloy ito ng panata para sa pamana, bilang munting ambag sa lokal at pambansang usapin sa Marinduque at Quezon. Kinikilala kahit sa content creation, Science and Technology at storytelling spaces ang ganitong tunguhin. Para sa akin, pinakamahalaga ay ang stories associated na magiging basehan ng kahalagahan o significance ng mga pamanang hindi natitinag (built), natitinag (movable) at maging buhay na dunong (intangible). Para matukoy ang ubod ng kwenta at kuwento ng pamana, upang mabigyan ng proteksyon o safeguarding measures ito. Hindi lamang sa atin, sa komunidad, rehiyon o bansa kundi kahit sa labas nito ay mabibigyan ng karagdagang halaga at istorya ang pamana.  

March 1                       Ugat mtg, PETA Lingap Sining

March 5-7                    CASS days

March 5,12, 19,26       GAD Violet Exchange w/ Gender and Society 

March 5                       1^st SineKultura Film Fest

March 6                       Poetry, Spoken Word, Advocacy

March 6                       Sacred Heart Parish x Mogpog Tourism, Culture and Arts Council mtg

March 8                       PWU external panel 

March 14                     Provincial Tourism and Culture & Arts Council mtg

March 18                     DWDD Voice of the Teachers recording

March 20-21               Cultural Mapping and Research Sta Cruz, Torrijos, Buenavista Gasan

March 21                     DTI Negosyo Center Gasan Content Creation

March 25                     Social Work days 

March 20, 30               Tubong Orientation seminar 

March 28                     Cultural Mapping and Research Boac, Mogpog

March 29                     Kaalaman sa Sining at Kultura episode on March Women’s month

Katropang Manilyn

March 18 recording

March 29 airing

Duration 45mins

Intro from Katropang Manilyn

Greetings of katropang Roland AFP  Personalities

AFP Chief of Staff General Romeo Brawner, Jr., PA

CRS Commander Major General Ramon P. Zagala, PA

DWDD Station Manager & MCAG Group Commander

Col. Francel Margareth Padilla, PA

Intro of the topic and greetings of katropang Randy – musta po mga katropa, mam Manilyn

                    Guest Intro:  Katropang Randy and Intro about the Segment

Atty. Arlyn

Mam She CASS gad coordinator and college secretary. Holds a MA education teaching English as second language from Perpetual help laguna. She is also pursuing a PhD in Education major in English. In addition, she is a events coordinator, facilitator and moderator.

Segment I

Q1    How are you Atty Arlyn at Mam She? Please greet your colleagues, friends, family, relatives etc. (Kat Manilyn)

Q2  Before we proceed with our discussion today, let’s ask our guests on what’s keeping them busy lately. You can also give us updates on GAD related activities. (Kat Randy) purple Wednesdays, violet exchange march 5, 12, 19 and 26

Q3  Speaking of Women’s Month, please give us a brief info on how it started in the Philippines or Marinduque? (Kat Manilyn)

Q4   What is the relevance of Women’s month in today’s Filipino generation of learners? (Kat Randy)

Segment II

Q5   Now let’s talk about GAD and Women’s month. Every March, what are the women’s activity highlights? (Kat Manilyn)

Q6   Aside from women’s empowerment, equality and mainstreaming, what other call to action being highlighted  on its celebration. (Kat Randy)

Q7  in this day and age, is there a need for gad and women’s empowerment? (Kat Manilyn)

Q8    by 2030, in consonance with SDGs why is it still important to discuss gender equality? (kat randy)

Segment III

Q9 can you dwell more on LGBT issues and concerns apart from women’s plight? (kat manilyn)

Q10    what else can we look forward to from MarSU? (kat randy)

Q11    What are your tips for LGBT rights advocates and champions of gender?  (kat manilyn)

Q12 Kindly share again some of your upcoming projects/activities or programs. (kat randy)

Last Greetings of Kat Manilyn

Last Greetings of Kat Randy

Last or pahabol na greetings of the guest (Pls include school colleagues etc)

Outro of Katropang Manilyn

END

February 4                  Lucena consultation

February 5                  NCCA RDC SCC mtg

February 6                  ReGen interview

February 8                  Diocesian Commission on Public Affairs

February 10                Art Talks

February 17                Art Talks 2

February 18                MMAAP creativity 101 season 2

February 20-21           105^th Marinduque Re-establishment

February 22                Festival of Festivals

February 24                Art Talks 3

February 26                GITEC Marinduque

                                    NCCA Pamana 2030 Webinar 

January 7                    Baliktanaw Forum x Docu meeting

January 9                    Panitikan class first mtg

January 21                  Mimaropa Multimedia Arts Association mtg

January 24                  Voice of the Teachers recording

January 25                  Kaalaman sa Kultura at Sining segment launch

                                    Cultural Sensitivity questionnaire

January 28                 Quezon, Quezon history lecture

January 30                  Book Nook Art Talks recording

January 31                  Boac Council for Local History, Culture and the Arts mtg

Dec 2-4                       Fiesta Haraya: Likhai 2

Dec 5                          BAC final defense

Dec 8                          last day of posting grades

Dec 11-13                   Quezon PRECUP orientation

Dec 12                        Kalutang meeting w/ Prof. Jun De Leon

Dec 16                        1^st day of 2^nd sem 2024-25

                                    TAAP 2^nd general assembly

Dec 23                        orientation for Comm Elect 1, GE Elect 2