In San Fernando City, Pampanga, Philippines, the Pampanga Provincial Capitol in Capitol Boulevard serves as the historic and administrative heart of the province: a neoclassical-style seat of government originally built in 1907–1908 after the provincial capital moved from Bacolor to San Fernando, and recognized as one of Pampanga’s most beautiful civic landmarks. In early February 2026, the Capitol area remains a hub for civic life and community activities, including hosting provincial initiatives like the upcoming free journalism workshops for students and youth organized by the Pampanga Press Club and the provincial government. It also houses facilities such as the Senior Citizen Building, recently designated to serve as a regional office of the National Commission of Senior Citizens to improve delivery of programs across Central Luzon. Beyond governance, the Capitol grounds are often used for events, public services, and civic engagement, reinforcing its role not just as a seat of power but as a cornerstone of local community life in the provincial capital.
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