SEAFOODS

Capiz is the seafood capital of the Philippines, Lutod- Lutod has also big contribution to the economy of the province to increase the income of the business that exports a fresh and a good quality of sea-foods not just around the Philippines but also outside the country. 

PRES. ROXAS' VISION MISSION

             VISION:

God centered, economically progressive community, with a healthy, well educated and self reliant citizenry, in a safe environment.

     MISSION:

Provide assistance support services to agro-commercial and 

industrial businesses;in our people the values of hard work and honest labor for family security and solidarity; optimum peoples participation in local governance, the utilization and conservation of agricultural resources for sustainable production; and enforce laws for the protection of our natural resources for an ecologically-balanced and safe environment.

DRIED FISH

LUTOD - LUTOD is also known for its prime delicacies of dried fish which are clean to eat and great pasalubong treats.

PASYON NI KRISTO

These lenten tradition in the Municipality of President Roxas is done every holy wednesday in commemoration of the Passion of Christ who died for his love to mankind.

The muse of every tribe is very well selected to represent their concept, they must be beautiful, passionate and has a wide smile on their face.

colorful dancers

The dancers of the Sinaot festival is wearing colorful costumes that is attractive to the eyes to everyone's watching.

SINAOT FESTIVAL

May 1 – Labor Day, the feast of Saint of President Roxas, is the highlight of the towns’ annual municipal and religious fiesta scheduled from April 30 to May 3.

The feast day activities start off with a procession and a concelebrated mass at the parish church. At noontime, guest, family relatives and friends relish the delicious foods every household prepared as a gesture of traditional hospitality we Filipinos are known for the world over. The whole afternoon is highlighted by the Sinaot, a street-dancing to the tune of the Latin beat garbed in colourful Carribean costume. The competition this year is among groups, which represent a cross-section of the Poblacion, other lowland barangays, and the academe.

The Sinaot at President Roxas, inspired by the Masskara Festival of Bacolod and the Halaran of the province of Capiz, started in 1988 during the administration of Mayor Ramon C. Locsin with Sangguniang Bayan Member Jonathan B. Diosaban as the first Sinaot chairman. Since then, the festival became the centrepiece of the towns’ annual municipal and religious fiesta drawing an increasing number of tourists and “balikbayans”.