Malolos Mayor Christian Natividad inaugurated the new sports and recreational complex in the city on Thursday, June 12, marking a transformative era in urban and youth development.
Strategically located in the 10-hectare government center in the Bulacan capital, the visionary project was designed as a tribute to the dynamic spirit and potential of freedom-loving Filipino youth.
The 10-hectare Malolos Government Center
The multi-purpose venue is a first-of-its-kind initiative in the province.
It offers a comprehensive lineup of sports facilities that cater to all age groups and interests—from traditional favorites like basketball, volleyball, and lawn tennis to emerging lifestyle sports such as skateboarding, roller skating, and even the increasingly popular finger boarding.
The Malolos City Amphitheater is seen as an architectural wonder. (Photo courtesy of Celomar)
But the complex goes beyond just sports. At its core is a cultural and community hub. An open-air amphitheater within the grounds will serve as a stage for artistic expression—hosting concerts, theatrical performances, cultural showcases, and community gatherings. It’s a space designed to nurture the talents and aspirations of Bulakenyos while promoting unity, heritage, and identity.
To date, the Malolos amphitheater is considered an architectural wonder likened to the equally renowned esplanade park located at the back of the San Jose Del Monte City Hall.
The Malolos City Amphitheater is seen as an architectural wonder. (Photo courtesy of Celomar)
The launch also coincided with the commemoration of the 127th Philippine Independence Day, making the event even more symbolic to the free-willing spirits of Maloleños who gallantly fought for freedom against foreign colonizers more than a century ago.
Mayor Natividad’s initiative is a tribute to the values of freedom, progress, and national pride—echoing the city’s historic role in the birth of Philippine democracy.
Adding to the celebration is the grand unveiling of the City's Solar Park—the first solar energy facility of its kind in the province. The eco-friendly project represents the city’s bold steps toward environmental responsibility and sustainable development. Aimed particularly at educating and empowering the youth, the park underscores Malolos’ commitment to reducing carbon emissions and preserving the planet for future generations.
These initiatives, Natividad emphasized, symbolize the city's forward-looking vision: one that champions health, creativity, community, and environmental consciousness.