Albay Day, celebrated every April 3rd, marks the founding anniversary of Albay province in the Philippines. Recognized as a special non-working holiday under Republic Act No. 11119, this day commemorates Albay’s establishment in 1574 and highlights its rich cultural heritage. The celebration includes a wreath-laying ceremony, cultural performances, and community events that honor the province’s history and achievements.
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