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KARAKULTURA Festival: A Reflection of Lemereños’ Unique Identity

The Wednesday Herald by The Wednesday Herald
September 4, 2024
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KARAKULTURA Festival: A Reflection  of Lemereños’ Unique Identity
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by: Jake Mark R. Ricalde
Teacher III, Lemery Senior High School
Lemery Sub-Office, SDO Batangas Province
This August, the very first KARAKULTURA Festival in the vibrant coastal town of Lemery, Batangas, was held. The festival is known for being lively and meaningful as it symbolizes the diverse marine and agricultural resources as well as the interesting cultures of the locality. The name itself, KARAKULTURA, is a fusion of the words “KARAGATAN,” “AGRIKULTURA,” and “KULTURA” as this event served as a testament to the town’s deep-rooted connection to the sea, the land, and its people.
One of the main purposes of KARAKULTURA Festival was to honor Lemery’s marine heritage. Being a seaside town, the sea has long played a significant role in the lives of its residents. For many years, fishing has been the main source of income, and the ocean has offered chances for trade. This did not only highlight the importance of the sea to the local economy but also promotes environmental awareness and sustainability.
Beyond its maritime focus, KARAKULTURA Festival also paid homage to Lemery’s agricultural legacy. The town is endowed with lush fields that yield a wide range of products, such as fruits, rice, and coconuts. The festival showcased the agricultural bounty of the town, highlighting the hard work of farmers and their significant contributions to the community.
Moreover, Lemery’s distinct culture and customs were celebrated during KARAKULTURA Festival. The town’s rich cultural inheritance was demonstrated through vibrant street and court dancing. The celebration also acted as a platform for promoting local products and handicrafts, providing opportunities for local artisans to exhibit their exemplary works.
KARAKULTURA Festival was more than just a celebration; it was a unifying force that brought together people from all walks of life. It helped Lemereños feel proud of their community. They enhanced their ties to one another and their sense of community by commemorating their common heritage. In addition, the event attracted tourists from surrounding towns who are keen to discover Lemery’s distinct culture and customs.
In conclusion, KARAKULTURA Festival was evidence of the resilience and vitality of the Lemery community. It honored their enduring relationship with the land, the sea, and their culture. In addition to preserving its history, Lemery encourages sustainable growth and a communal feeling through this festival. KARAKULTURA Festival is a shining example of how a town can celebrate its past while looking towards a brighter future.
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