it the tag "Fireworks Capital of the Philippines". Among the prominent firecracker stores in Bocaue is Eat Bulaga Fireworks, owned by fireworks maker Rommel Eustaquio and named after the longest-running noontime variety program in the country. Notable natives Nationally known Bocaueños in the arts include choreographer Francisca Reyes Aquino, TV actress Jewel Mische, and contemporary painter Noli Principe Manalang. Lauro Delgado, a former veteran character actor of Premiere Productions from the early 1950s to the late 1970s, was born in Barangay Bunducan. Sports and recreation The Philippine Stadium, also known as the New Era University Stadium, is a sports stadium located inside the Ciudad de Victoria, a 75-hectare tourism enterprise zone located in the towns of Bocaue and Santa Maria, Bulacan. With a capacity of up to 25,000, it became the biggest stadium in the Philippines upon its completion. The Philippine Arena, an indoor multi-purpose arena and the centerpiece of Ciudad de Victoria, is located just adjacent to the Philippine Stadium. With a seating capacity of 55,000 it became the largest indoor arena in the world upon its completion in 2014. Education Bocaue is also an education center for the Meycauayan, Marilao, Santa Maria, and Balagtas municipalities area. The state-owned Bulacan Polytechnic College has a campus in Bocaue. Private colleges and universities include the Dr. Yanga's Colleges and Jesus Is Lord Colleges Foundation Inc. New Era University and St. Paul University Quezon City also established branch campuses in the municipality. The municipality also has several elementary and secondary schools, both public and private. Government Sangguniang Bayan (2022–present) Municipal Councilors: Mayors of Bocaue Mariano Ramirez (1900) Gregorio de la Cruz (1901-1902) Vicente L. Enriquez (1902-1904) Victor Pascual (1904-1905) Lorenzo Galvez (1905-1907) Mariano Reyes (1908-1909) Dionisio Morales (1910-1912) Victor Pascual (1913-1916) Honorato Ramirez (1916-1919) Emiliano Eusebio (1919-1922) Guillermo Mendoza (1922-1928) Dominador L. Santos (1928-1933) Gregorio de Guzman (1934-1935) Emiliano Eusebio (1935-1937) Dominador L. Santos (1938-1940) Dioscoro M. Juan, Sr. (1940-1941) Manolito Vistan (1942-1944) Joaquin San Juan (1944) Dioscoro M. Juan, Sr. (1945-1948) Moises E. Nicolas (1948-1952) Evangelino Mendoza (1952-1956) Dioscoro M. Juan, Sr. (1956-1960) Moises E. Nicolas (1960-1965) Simeon Mauricio (1965-1972) Matias B. Ramirez (1972-1979) Zacarias G. del Rosario (1979-1986) Ranulfo David (1986) Cesar N. Nicolas (1987-1988) Lorenzo P. Gonzales (1988-1992) Serafin M. de la Cruz (1992-1999) Jose D.G. Santiago, Sr. (1999-2001) Eduardo J. Villanueva, Jr. (2001-2004) Serafin M. de la Cruz (2004-2007) Eduardo J. Villanueva, Jr. (2007-2016) Eleanor J. Villanueva-Tugna (June