Old photo of Rosario, Batangas Municipal Hall taken on April 21/22, 1940 during the town fiesta. In front was the Council led by Mayor Crisanto Gualberto. The image is shared by Wifredo Dauis II on Facebook. To know more about this photo and the origin of the town fiesta, see the post below.

Certified correct by Editha D. Pascua MGDH-HRMO V as of 2019. Might not display properly on Mobile, best viewed on Desktop.

She represents Rosario in the Mutya ng Batangas 2014 that is part of our province's celebration of the Ala Eh! Festival from December 1 to 8. The coronation night is on December 5 in this year's host town, Taal. Here are the ways on how we can show our love and support:

Chronological order of fiestas of all barangays in Rosario. To see the list in alphabetical order of the barangays alongside with their feast day, go to Information > Barangays. If we missed something feel free to post your comments in the Facebook post at the bottom of this page.

Contact details of all BFP offices and fire stations in Batangas.

ROSARIO: 0915-9661259, 321-7996
SFO2 Pedro B. Agrao
Call sign: BALISONG 421
Brgy. Poblacion E
FT/Vehicle Call sign: (BFP) 421A - FMC 750, (LGU) 421B - SFZ 740, 421C - XKA 752, 421D - ZLZ 291

Source: http://www.bfpcalabarzon.com/files/BatsCallSign.pdf

Here's a proclamation declared by the President regarding the Foundation Day. Our town is founded in the year 1687.

Source: http://www.gov.ph/downloads/2014/05may/20140507-PROC-0761-BSA.pdf

Rosario has two parishes, the Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Parish located in the town proper and the Holy Family Parish in Brgy. Alupay. They are part of Vicariate IV: The Vicariate of Saint Joseph of the Archdiocese of Lipa.

Gualberto Avenue is already decorated with banderitas for the upcoming town fiesta. But when do you think is our fiesta? April 22? No. Since 2008, it was officially moved to October 7 upon the recognition of the Sangguniang Bayan of the declaration of the parish to celebrate the town fiesta on the feast of our patron.

Credit to the uploader on Youtube. Click the video title to open the video pages.

Climb to the top of Tombol Hill during Holy Week. To know the story of this climb click here.