One remarkable religious structure is a rectangular niche encasing San Nicholas de Tolentino which marks the second story and topping it is another niche with the statue of Sto. Niño. It was noted that during the January 1883 Sto. Niño celebrations, the crowd overflowed from the church and loaded the plaza with more than 10,000 people from Negros and Panay. However, the original antique Sto. Niño icon was stolen few year’s back and until now it was never returned or recovered.

But as the spirit lives on for the Sto. Niño devotees, just recently the parish celebrated once again the annual feast day of Sr. Sto. Niño with full pomp and pageantry as a way of thanksgiving of the people of Tigbauan for all God’s blessings.

Leading the religious celebration was this year’s Hermana Mayora, the compassionate Doña Erlinda Pineda who helped spruce up the whole church for such grand festivity.

Doña Erlinda Pineda commissioned the talented florist Parigald Salarda and Randy Salarda where both of them spruced up the awesome flower arrangements at the church’s altar which matched perfectly the carefully laden mural in stones that is said to be one of the most beautiful altar murals in the region, dahlings!