Museo Dabawenyo is NOW OPEN FOR PUBLIC

Guests are welcome to visit from Monday-Saturday 8:30AM-5:30PM located at PWC-MFAMSC University Ave., Juna Subd. Matina Davao City (near Philippine Women’s College). 

GUIDELINES:
1. Adapting the Executive Order signed by Mayor Sebastian Z. Duterte, practicing of minimum health protocols (such as wearing of face mask, physical distancing, showing of COVID-19 vaccine card) inside Museo Dabawenyo is VOLUNTARY.

2. For usual walk-ins, only (30) Visitors will be accommodated at the same time. Advance booking/appointment is a must for group tours (more than 30 guests). 
(to book in advance fill in the reservation form and guest masterlist form (see files below) and send the forms to our email at museo_dabawenyo@davaocity.gov.ph

3. Bringing of food and beverages is NOT ALLOWED inside the gallery area.

for more information, please email us at museo_dabawenyo@davaocity.gov.ph or call us at 222-6011.
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IRISH AMBASSADOR VISITS MUSEO DABAWENYO

Ireland Ambassador William John Carlos together with his wife Mme. Irene Carlos and Irish Embassy Deputy Chief of Mission Brian MacCrohan paid a visit at Museo Dabawenyo, Davao City last July 27, 2022 in the morning. Ireland’s newest embassy in the Philippines never missed to deepen their diplomatic relations with our country and Davao City being the home of the prominent officials such as former President Rodrigo “Digong” Duterte and the newly incumbent Vice-President Sara Duterte, it is just right to get a glimpse of the city’s diverse culture and history.

See you again!  

Tour Guide of Museo Dabawenyo explaining the rich history of Davao City.

37th KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL 2022

Check out the week-long celebration from August 15-21, 2022 through this article: https://museo.davaocity.gov.ph/?p=857. See you!

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History of Davao City in 50 objects

Museo Dabawenyo is open again for the public eye since March 14, 2022. The museum is located at Philippine Women’s College – Mindanao Folk Arts Museum and Studies Center (PWC-MFAMSC) along University Ave., Juna Subdivision, Matina, from Monday-Saturday 8:30am-5:30pm. The Museo Dabawenyo’s exhibition at Juna is famous for exhibiting 50 objects narrating from the First Peoples, the Colonial Landscape, Revolution/Resistance and Reconstruction, Resurgence and Reinvention, up to the Current Perspectives and Future Directions. This article will offer you the 50 objects as a point of reference if visiting the museum is not possible. This is the link for the 50 objects: https://museo.davaocity.gov.ph/?p=703

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Link for the virtual tour of Museo Dabawenyo
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