Angeles, Jenra Grand Mall, Nepo Mall, Saver's Mall and the Marquee Mall, next to City Hall. Angeles City houses numerous restaurants that are usually located near the malls and mostly in Nepo Quad which was newly renovated to cater the heightened needs of the population. Culture The city hosts a street party called the Tigtigan Terakan keng Dalan () every October which features musical performances from both amateur and better-known OPM bands. The Sisig Festival, locally known as the Sadsaran Qng Angeles, festivities dedicated to the Kapmpangan dish sisig, used to be held every December. It was halted in 2008 following the murder of Lucia Cunanan, who was known for promoting the dish. The festival was revived as a one-day fiesta in April 2017 in association with the Department of Tourism. Tourism Angeles is promoted as a gastronomy tourist destination and is billed as the "culinary capital" of the Philippines. The city is known as a hub for Kampampangan cuisine as well as for its pork sisig. The city also has numerous historically and culturally significant tourist destinations including the Pamintuan Mansion, a heritage house which hosts a history and social studies museum, and the Holy Rosary Church, which is recognized by the National Museum of the Philippines as an Important Cultural Property. Angeles is also situated within the perimeter of the Clark Freeport Zone. Sex tourism A consequence of the presence of U.S. bases in the country is the prostitution industry in the city. Since the early days of Clark Air Base, Fields Avenue in Balibago district is an area frequently visited by the U.S. servicemen, has been known as a center for prostitution and sex tourism. A BBC article characterized it as "the centre of the Philippines sex industry" and dubbed it "Sin City." Elsewhere and in later years, Philippine travel publications have described it as the "Entertainment Capital of Central Luzon", "The Filipino Las Vegas", and "Entertainment City." Government List of Mayors Gobernadorcillo or Capitan 1829–1830, Ciriaco de Miranda 1831, Alejandro Pamintuan 1832, Nicolas de Guzman 1833, Felipe Mendiola 1834, Nicolas Navarro 1835, Pantaleon Paras 1836, Victoriano Morales 1837, Mariano Tolentino 1838, Tiburcio Paras 1839, Vicente Feliciano 1840, Pedro Arceo 1841, Alejandro Pamintuan 1842, Eulogio Tadeo 1843, Cristobal Lacson 1844, Nicolas de Guzman 1845, Doroteo Dison 1846, Esteban Datu 1847, Jose Maria Henson 1848, Nicolas Navarro 1849, Mauricio de Jesus 1850, Eulogio Tadeo 1851, Casimiro Sanchez 1852,