List of Festivals in The Philippines - Wikipedia

List of festivals in
the Philippines
This is a list of festivals in the Philippines,

known as "fiestas". The majority of fiestas
in the Philippines also have their own
peryas (trade fairs with temporary
amusement parks). The origin of most
early fiestas are rooted in Christianity,
dating back to the Spanish colonial period
when the many communities (such as
barrios and towns) of the predominantly
Catholic Philippines almost always had a
patron saint assigned to each of them.
Originally encouraged by the Spanish to
coincide with Christian holy days, early
festivals became vital instruments in
spreading Christianity throughout the
country.[1][2][3][4]
Fiestas in the Philippines can be religious,

cultural, or both. Several of these are held
to honor the local Roman Catholic patron
saint, to commemorate local history and
culture, to promote the community's
products, or to celebrate a bountiful
harvest. They can be marked by Holy
Masses, processions, parades, theatrical
play and reenactments, religious or
cultural rituals, trade fairs, exhibits,
concerts, pageants and various games
and contests. However, festivals in the
country are not limited to Christian origins.
Many festivals also focus on Islamic or
indigenous concepts. There are more than
42,000 known major and minor festivals in
the Philippines, the majority of which are in
the barangay (village) level. Due to the
thousands of town, city, provincial,
national, and village fiestas in the country,
the Philippines has traditionally been
known as the Capital of the World's
Festivities.
Some festivals, such as Holy Week and
Christmas, are declared as public holidays,
and thus, are observed and celebrated
nationwide.
List
The partial calendar list contains several
of the oldest and larger religious and/or
cultural festivals in the country. Each town,
city, and village has a dedicated fiesta,
resulting in thousands held throughout the
year; a few are national in character. Some
fiestas may contain multiple/conflicting
dates and/or place entries.
January
Name Date Location Notes
Tudela,
Binalabal
1 Misamis
Festival
Occidental
Honours the
Kuraldal Sasmuan, town's
6
Festival Pampanga patroness,
Lucy
Hinugyaw Koronadal
8
Festival City
Lingayen Gulf 9 Lingayen, Commemor

Landing Pangasinan the landing
Anniversary General
Douglas
MacArthur
the Allied
Forces in Lu
in 1945.
Commemor
the translat
Feast of the of the imag
Quiapo,
Black 9 the Black
Manila
Nazarene Nazarene
Quiapo Chu
in 1789.
1st to San Pablo

Coconut Festival las
2nd City,
Festival week
week Laguna[5]
Minasa 2nd Bustos,

Festival[6] week Bulacan
Batingaw Cabuyao
13
Festival[7] City
Halad 3rd Midsayap, Honours the
Festival[8] Sunday Cotabato Santo Niño
Liturgical fe
of the Santo
Niño de Ceb
Feast of the 3rd according t
National
Santo Niño Sunday Philippine
National
Liturgical
Calendar
Sinulog 3rd Cebu, Cebu Honours the

Festival Sunday City Santo Niño
(variants in Cebú
Kabankalan
City,
Maasin
City,
Balingasag
Misamis
Oriental,
Cagayan de
Oro City,
Butuan
City, and
Southern
Leyte
throughout
the year)
Honours the
Silmugi Borbon, town's patro
20[9]
Festival Cebu Saint
Sebastian
Bayluhay 3rd San
Festival week Joaquin,
Iloilo
Third
Bambanti Isabela
week of
Festival Province
January
Honours the
Santo Niño,
the legenda
meeting of
Ati-Atihan 3rd Kalibo,
island’a
Festival Sunday Aklan
aboriginal
peoples
settlers from
Borneo
Batan Ati-Ati 3rd Batan,

Malakara weekend Aklan
Festival
Santa Rosa
Sikhayan
18 City,
Festival
Laguna
Sablayan,
Dugoy
18 Occidental
Festival
Mindoro
Feast of San Honours the

Lumban,
Sebastian 20 town's patro
Laguna
Martir Saint Sebas
Celebrates
Vigan's
Longganisa
22 Vigan City accession t
Festival[11]
cityhood in
2001
Feast of San 22–24 Tanay, Rizal Honours the
Ildefonso de patron of
Toledo Barangay S
Ildefonso,
Ildefonsus
Celebrates
Halamanan Guiguinto,
23 plants, flow
Festival Bulacan
and trees
23
Paracale, Celebrates
Pabirik January
Camarines province's g
Festival[12] to 2
Norte mining indu
February
Dinagyang 4th Iloilo City, Honours the

Festival Sunday Iloilo Santo Niño
the pact
between the
island's
aboriginal
peoples and
migrant
Bornean
Ibajay Ati-Ati
Municipal and 4th Ibajay, Honours the
Devotional Sunday Aklan Santo Niño
Fiesta[13]
27
Kannawidan
January
'Ylocos' Ilocos Sur
to 12
Festival[14]
February
Dinagsa Ati- Cadiz,

Last
Atihan Negros
week
Festival[15] Occidental
Hirinugyaw- Last Calinog,
Suguidanonay week Iloilo[5]
Festival[16]
Santo Niño de Honours the

Last Malolos
Malolos Santo Niño
Sunday City
Festival Malolos
Liturgical
of the
Purification
31
the Blessed
Candle January Candelaria,
Virgin Mary
Festival[17] to 2 Quezon
Candlemas
February
according t
General Rom
Calendar
February
Caracol Festival February Makati City
Bambanti
February Isabela provin
Festival[18]
World War II World War II

February
Anniversary[19] sites[19]
Pista Sintura[19] February Cotabato City
February (2nd
Kaamulan Malaybalay C
week) to
Festival[20][19][21][22] Bukidnon
10 Mar[21]
February (2nd
Hamaka Festival[23] Taytay, Rizal
week)
February (2nd Amadeo,

Pahimis Festival[19]
week)[19] Cavite[19]
Paraw Regatta February (3rd Iloilo City

Festival[24][19][21] Sunday),[24][21]
(21-22)
February (4th
Kalilangan General Santo
week),[20]
Festival[20][19][21] City[20][19]
(20-27)
Clark Special
Hot Air Balloon February
Economic Zo
(Clark Festival)[20] (early Feb.)[20]
Pampanga
Chinese New February

nationwide
Year[25] (early Feb.)[25]
February
Festival of
(month Tanjay City
Hearts[20][19]
long)[20]
The Philippine February nationwide

International Arts (whole
Festival month)[19]
(PIAF)[19]
Sumilang Festival
(Our Lady of 1 Feb to 2 Feb Silang, Cavite
Candelaria Feast)
Pedrista Festival First Sunday / Quezon City

(Feast of San Pedro Week of
Bautista) February
Bicol Arts 1 Feb to
Legazpi City
Festival[19] 28 Feb[19]
National Arts 1 Feb to

nationwide
Month[19] 28 Feb[19]
1 Feb to
Suroy sa Surigao[19] Surigao City
28 Feb[19]
Salakayan 1 Feb to
Miag-ao, Iloilo
Festival[19] 6 Feb[19]
Lavandero 1 Feb to Mandaluyong

Festival[19] 6 Feb[19] City[19]
Pamulinawen 2 Feb to Laoag City

Festival[20][19] 10 Feb,[19]
or 7-10
Cabadbaran
Dagkot Festival[19] 2 Feb[19]
City[19]
Panranumag Corcuera,
3 Feb
Festival Romblon
Feast of Our Lady Jaro, Iloilo

2 Feb[24][19]
of Candles[24][19] or Iloilo City
The International
3 Feb to Las Piñas
Bamboo Organ
11 Feb[19] City[20][19]
Festival[20][19][21]
February (day
Guling-Guling Paoay, Ilocos
before Ash
Festival[19] Norte[19]
Wednesday)
Kali-Kalihan 6 Feb[19] Salvador

Harvest Festival[19] Benedicto,
Negros
Occidental
Fiesta Tsinoy[19] 6 Feb[19] Legazpi City
Dalaguete,
Utanon Festival[19] 6 Feb[19]
Cebu[19]
Kalesa Festival 7 Feb Laoag City
Pagoda sa Daan &

Pandangguhan 8 Feb[19] Pateros[19]
Festival[19]
9 Feb to
Fistahan Davao City
15 Feb
Davao Chinese 9 Feb to

Davao City
New Year[19] 17 Feb[19]
Mandaluyong 9 Feb[19] Mandaluyong

Liberation Day & City[19]
Cityhood
Anniversary[19]
San Enrique,
Bulang-Bulang
9 Feb[19] Negros
Festival[19]
Occidental
Binuangan,
10 Feb to
Patunob Festival[19] Misamis
11 Feb[19]
Oriental[19]
10 Feb to
Taytay Hamaka
16 Feb,[21] Taytay, Rizal
Festival[19][21]
or 9-15
Bod-bod Kabog
10 Feb[19] Catmon, Cebu
Festival[19]
Aquero Festival[19] 11 Feb to Aglipay,
13 Feb[19] Quirino[19]
Pabalhas sa Candoni, Neg

11 Feb[19]
Tablas[19] Occidental
Spring Festival
(Chinese Lunar 11 Feb[19] Iriga City
New Year)[19]
Tinagba Iriga City

11 Feb[19][27]
Festival[20][19][21][27] (Bicol)[20]
Palanyag Festival 12 Feb Parañaque Ci
Tiburin Horse
12 Feb[19] Pasay City
Race[19]
Pamaypay ng 12 Feb[19] Caloocan City

Caloocan
Festival[19]
Sambalilo Hat 13 Feb to Parañaque

Festival[20][19] 19 Feb[19] City[20][19]
Local Media
13 Feb to Cagayan de O
Familiarization
19 Feb[19] City[19]
Festival[19]
Feast Day of Santa

13 Feb[19] Pasay City
Clara[19]
Pasayaw 14 Feb to Padre Burgos

Festival[19] 17 Feb[19] Quezon[19]
Suman Festival 14 Feb to

Baler,
(Aurora Foundation 19 Feb,[19]
Aurora[20]
Day)[20][19] (3rd week)
Ollalion (Ullalim) 14 Feb,[21] Tabuk City

Festival or 11-14
(Kalinga
Foundation
Day)[19][21]
Serenata[19] 14 Feb[19] Pasay City
Apayao Province
14 Feb[19] Apayao[19]
Foundation[19]
Timpuyog Kiamba,
14 Feb[19]
Festival[19] Sarangani
Calamba,
Menajak Festival[19] 14 Feb[19] Misamis
Occidental
Sorteo Grand 16 Feb to Carmona,

Festival[28][29] 22 Feb Cavite[28]
(every three
years)[28]
Tawo–Tawo Bayawan
17 Feb[19]
Festival[20][19] City[20][19]
Puerto Galera
Malasimbo Music 18 Feb to
Oriental
and Arts Festival[19] 19 Feb[19]
Mindoro[19]
Laguimanok Padre
13 Feb[30]
Festival[30][31] Burgos[30]
Jose Abad
Kap'yaan
19 Feb[19] Santos, Davao
Festival[19]
Occidental
Sinacaban,
Sinacbang
19 Feb[19] Misamis
Festival[19]
Occidental
Babaylan Festival 19 Feb[19][21] Bago
(Babaylanes)[19][21] City[26][19]
Dapil Festival
20 Feb to
(Bangued Town Bangued, Abr
25 Feb[19]
Fiesta)[19]
Mutya ng Caraga[19] 20 Feb[19] Butuan City
Balsahan Sibunag,
20 Feb[19]
Festival[19] Guimaras
San Lorenzo,
Asinan Festival[19] 20 Feb[19]
Guimaras
Sampaguita 21 Feb to San Pedro Cit

Festival[19] 22 Feb,[19] Laguna[19]
(2nd week)
Buybuy
21 Feb to Burgos, La
Fest/Burgos Town
23 Feb[19] Union[19]
Fiesta[19]
Wow Araw ng 22 Feb to CARAGA

Caraga[19] 26 Feb[19] (regionwide)
23 Feb to Nagtipunan,
Panagtitimpuyog[19]
25 Feb[19] Quirino[19]
Caraga 23 Feb to
Caraga[19]
Anniversary[19] 25 Feb[19]
Mahaguyog 24 Feb to Santo Tomas

Festival[32][33] 7 Mar[33] Batangas
Cebu City Charter
24 Feb[19] Cebu City
Day[19]
Sibug-Sibug 24 Feb[19] Ipil, Zamboan

Festival[20][19][19] or 17 - 26 Sibugay[20]
25 Feb to Mabalacat,
Caragan Festival[19]
26 Feb[19] Pampanga
Panagbenga
Festival 26 Feb (4th Baguio
(Baguio Flower week)[20] City[25][19]
Festival)[25][19][21]
Hil-o Hil-o 26 Feb to Ma-ayon,
Festival[19] 28 Feb[19] Capiz[19]
Death Anniversary
of Baldomero 26 Feb[19] Kawit, Cavite
Aguinaldo[19]
Zamboanga
Dia de City,[19]
26 Feb[19]
Zamboanga[20][19] or Zamboang
Sibugay
Itik-Itik 27 Feb,[19]
Pasig City
Festival[20][19] (last Sunday)
Nangkaan Maigo, Lanao

27 Feb[19]
Maniambus 27 Feb[19] Negros

Festival[19] Occidental
(provincewide
Sambayan 28 Feb to Tobias Fornie

Festival[19] 31 Mar[19] Antique[19]
March
Part of Holy Week

Name Date range Locat
Salubong at Ang
Pasko ng
Pangkabuhay March Parañaque C
(Feast of the
Resurrection)
MAHAGUYOG
March (1st
Festival (Mais, Santo Tomas
week),[34]
Halaman, Gulay at Batangas
(1-7)
Niyog)
Island Garden City March (1st

Samal, Dava
of Samal week),[34]
Norte[34]
Festival[34] (1-7)
Hinatdan March (2nd Cebu City

Festival[35] week)[35]
Witches March (Holy

Siquijor[34]
Festival[34] Week)[34]
March
Sumbrero
(no definite Biñan, Lagun
Festival[35]
date)[35]
March
Say-am Festival[35] (no definite Calanasan, A
date)[35]
Payvanuvanuan March to April

Mahatao, Ba
Festival[35] (movable)[35]
March
Turumba[36] or 21 Apr to Pakil, Laguna
26 Apr
Banga Anniversary 1 Mar to Banga, South

Fiesta[35] 4 Mar[35] Cotabato
Dinagsa 1 Mar to
Muntinlupa C
Festival[35] 5 Mar[35]
Tinikling 1 Mar to 6 Mar Malaybalay C
Araw ng Island
Garden City of
1 Mar to Island Garde
Samal
7 Mar[35] Samal[35]
(IGACOS
Festival)[35]
Araw ng Tagum 1 Mar to

Tagum City
City[35] 7 Mar[35]
Parade of
1 Mar[35][37] Muntinlupa C
Festivals[35][37]
2 Mar to
Sugbahan[35] Davao City
14 Mar[35]
Malasimbo Music 2 Mar to Puerto Galer
and Arts Festival 4 Mar[35] Mindoro
– the Mangyan
Cultural
Festival[35]
Pacto de Sangre
(Blood Compact
New Washin
of New 3 Mar[35]
Aklan[35]
Washington,
Aklan)[35]
Council of
4 Mar to
Balabago Culasi, Antiq
5 Mar[35]
Reenactment[35]
Manchatchatong 4 Mar to
Balbalan, Ka
Puerto Princesa 4 Mar[35] Puerto Princ

Foundation Day[35]
Ses'long 5 Mar to T'Boli, South

Festival[35] 16 Mar[35] Cotabato
Ayyoweng de
Tadian, Moun
Lambak ed 5 Mar[35]
Province
Tadian[35]
Braulio E. Du
Tilapia Festival[35] 5 Mar[35]
del Norte
Kamayadan 6 Mar to Norala, South

Festival[35] 10 Mar[35] Cotabato
Boling-boling 6 Mar to
Catanauan, Q
Bulawan 6 Mar to Nabunturan,

Festival[35] 8 Mar[35] Compostela
Abrenian Kawayan 6 Mar to Bangued, Ab

Festival 9 Mar[35]
(Abra Foundation
Day)[35][38]
Panagtagbo
7 Mar[35] Tagum City
Festival[35]
Al-law ng Nabunturan,
7 Mar[35]
Kalumunan[35] Compostela
Anibina
8 Mar
Bulawanun Compostela
(culmination)[34]
Festival[34]
8 Mar to
Anilag Festival[35] Santa Cruz, L
15 Mar[35]
9 Mar to Labrador,
Holistic Festival[35]
11 Mar[35] Pangasinan
Bantayan 9 Mar to Guimbal, Iloi
9 Mar,[26] Region XII

Eid al-Fitr[39]
or 30 Aug[39] (regionwide)
Penetensiyahan[35] 9 Mar[35] Rosario, Bata
Araw ng Dabaw 10 Mar to

Davao City
Celebration[20][35] 16 Mar[20][35]
Anao Town 13 Mar to

Anao, Tarlac
Fiesta[35] 15 Mar[35]
14 Mar to
Pintados de Passi 16 Mar,[20]
Passi City, Ilo
Festival[20][35] or 11 Mar to
18 Mar[35]
Delfin Albano 14 Mar to Delfin Albano

Patronal Town 17 Mar[35] Isabela[35]
Fiesta[35]
Sikaran Festival[35] 15 Mar[35] Baras, Rizal
16 Mar to
Bacao Festival[35] Echague, Isa
20 Mar[35]
16 Mar to
Semana Santa sa
23 Mar, Iguig, Cagaya
Iguig Calvary Hills
(Holy Week)[20]
Homonhon
Homonhon
Landing 16 Mar[20][35]
Samar[35]
Anniversary[20][35]
Lugahait Lugait, Misam

16 Mar[35]
Festival[35] Oriental[35]
Magallanes Guiuan, East

16 Mar[35]
Festival[35] Samar[35]
Pasayaw 17 Mar[35] Canlaon City
Anitap Festival[35] 17 Mar[35] Kapangan, B
Death Anniversary
Castillejos,
of Pres. Ramon 17 Mar[35]
Zambales
Magsaysay[35]
Paynauen 21 Apr to
Iba, Zambale
Festival[35] 23 Apr[35]
18 Mar to Baco, Orienta

Banana Festival[35]
19 Mar[35] Mindoro
Peñablanca
18 Mar to Peñablanca,
Patronal Town
19 Mar[35] Cagayan
Fiesta[35]
Diadi Town 18 Mar to Diadi, Nueva

Fiesta[35] 21 Mar[35] Vizcaya[35]
Strawberry Mar La Trinidad,
Festival[35][40][41] (month- Benguet
long)[35][41]
Soli-Soli
18 Mar[35] San Francisc
Festival[35]
Carabao Festival 19 Mar San Jose, Ro
19 Mar to
Tabak Festival[35] Tabaco City,
22 Mar[35]
Baykat
19 Mar to Aritao, Nueva
Festival/Aritao
22 Mar[35] Vizcaya[35]
Town Fiesta[35]
Bongabong,
Sulyog Festival[35] 19 Mar[35]
Mindoro
Barotorera 19 Mar[35] Gingoog City

Festival[35]
Mango 19 Mar to
Iba, Zambale
Festival[42][43] 24 Mar[42][43]
San Jose Fiesta[35] 19 Mar[35] Compostela
Sinigayan
19 Mar[20][35] Sagay City
Festival[20][35]
Araw ng 20 Mar to
Panabo City
Panabo[35] 31 Mar[35]
Pindangan San Fernand

20 Mar[35]
Festival[35] Union[35]
Saginyogan
21 Mar Alcantara, Ro
Festival
Sabutan 21 Mar to
Palanan, Isab
Kalap Festival[35] 21 Mar[35] Calapan City

Mindoro
Alimango Lala, Lanao d

22 Mar[35]
Torugpo[35] 22 Mar[35] Carigara, Ley
Malaybalay City
22 Mar[35] Malaybalay C
Chartered Day[35]
Tabacco 23 Mar to
Candon City
23 Mar to Dingras, Iloc

Ani Festival[35]
30 Mar[35] Norte[35]
19 Martyrs of
23 Mar[35] Kalibo, Aklan
Aklan[35]
Kabanhawan
23 Mar[35] Minglanilla, C
Festival[35]
Salubong sa 26 Mar to Angono, Riza

Angono 27 Mar,
(Holy Week)[20]
27 Mar to
Kisi-kisi Festival[35] Negros Occid
31 Mar[35]
Manok ni San
27 Mar[35] San Pedro, L
Pedro Festival[35]
Marcos Town
Marcos, Iloco
Fiesta/Mannalon 27 Mar[35]
Norte[35]
Festival[35]
Tobacco 28 Mar to
Candon City
Katkat sa 28 Mar to
Dipolog City
Dipolog[35] 3 Apr[35]
Senakulo / Holy 28 Mar to nationwide

Week Rituals & 4 Apr[35]
Processions[35]
28 Mar to
Cuaresma[35] San Jose, An
4 Apr[35]
Parpaguha
29 Mar San Andres,
Festival
Balot sa Puti
29 Mar[35] Pateros[35]
Festival[35]
Gawagaway-yan
30 Mar to
Kawayan Cauayan City
15 Apr[35]
Festival[35]
Malibay 30 Mar to
Pasay City
Cenaculo[35] 8 Apr[35]
Bangus Festival[35] 30 Mar[35] Panabo City
Sinugdan 31 Mar[20][35] Limasawa Is

(Commemoration Southern Ley
of the First
Christian Mass)[35]
First Easter Mass

31 Mar[35] Butuan City
Celebration[35]
March to
Holy Week[34] nationwide
April[34]
March (Holy
Week),[34]
Moriones (Easter Boac,[26]
Festival[34][45] Sunday), Marinduque
or 2 Apr to
7 Apr[45]
Centurion March (Holy General Luna

Festival[34] Week)[34] Quezon[34]
Kariton Festival[46] March Licab, Nueva
March
Pagtaltal sa
(Good
Guimaras Jordan,
Friday),[34]
(Ang Guimaras
or 5 Apr to
Pagtaltal)[34][45][47]
6 Apr[45]
April
Part of Holy Week

Name Date range Locati
April (2nd
Pantat Festival Zarraga, Iloilo
week)
Manaoag April (2nd

Manaoag, Panga
Pilgrimage[26] week)[26]
April (3rd
Lami-Lamihan week), Lamitan,
Festival[36][48] (14 to Basilan[36]
16)[36][48]
Mutya ng April (3rd

Taguig City[45]
Taguig[45] week)[45]
Tanduyong April (4th

San Jose, Nueva
Festival[20] Sunday)[20]
Kamarikutan April Puerto Princesa C
Pagdiwata Arts (fullmoon)[45]
Festival[45]
Camote
April
Festival/Bb. Castillejos, Zamb
(movable)[45]
Zambales[45]
April
Kinulob
(no definite Mabini, Batangas
Festival[45]
date)[45]
April
Itik Festival[45] (no definite Victoria, Laguna
date)[45]
Kadahoman 1 Apr to
Lagonoy, Camari
Festival[45] 1 May[45]
Tugbong Festival 1 Apr to Pandan, Antique

25 Apr
Panagabuos 1 Apr to
Banna, Ilocos No
1 Apr to
Suroy Ta[45] Davao City[45]
31 May[45]
Fiesta 1 Apr to
Quezon City[45]
Pasiklab[45] 31 May[45]
Banana 1 Apr to La Castellana, Ne

Festival[45] 5 Apr[45] Occidental[45]
Kesong Puti 1 Apr to

Santa Cruz, Lagu
Linggo ng
Palaspas or
1 Apr[45] Parañaque City
Domingo de
Ramos[45]
Pandan 3 Apr[45] Luisiana, Laguna
Festival[45]
Summer Youth 4 Apr to

Zamboanga del S
San Jose de Bue

Hudas-hudas[45] 4 Apr[45]
Antique[45]
Libod-sayaw[45] 4 Apr[45] Bindoy, Negros O
Sagrada Familia
4 Apr[45] Laak, Compostel
Fiesta[45]
5 Apr to
Lenten Festival
6 Apr,[45]
of Herbal Siquijor, Siquijor
(Easter
Preparation[20][45]
Saturday)[20]
Kanidugan
5 Apr Odiongan, Romb
Festival
Senakulo[45] 5 Apr and Castillejos, Zamb
7 Apr
(Maundy
Thursday &
Black
Saturday)[45]
5 Apr to
Pilgrimage to 6 Apr
Casiguran / Baler
Ermita Hill[45] (Holy
Week)[45]
Semana Santa at
5 Apr to
Iguig Calvary Iguig, Cagayan
6 Apr[45]
Hills[45]
Pasko sa Kasakit
5 Apr to
(Semana Santa Bantayan, Cebu
6 Apr[45]
sa Bantayan)[45]
Semana Santa 5 Apr to Calabanga, Cama
sa Bikol[45] 6 Apr[45]
Cenakulo 5 Apr to
Cainta, Rizal
(Cainta, Rizal)[45] 6 Apr[45]
Lenten
Observance 5 Apr to
San Pablo City, La
(San Pablo 6 Apr[45]
City)[45]
Buhing 5 Apr to
Cebu City[45]
Kalbaryo[45] 6 Apr[45]
Semana Santa 5 Apr to

Dapitan City[45]
(Dipolog City)[45] 6 Apr[45]
Katkat
5 Apr to
Sakripisyo sa Dipolog City[45]
6 Apr[45]
3003 Steps[45]
Live Stations of 5 Apr to San Carlos City, N
the Cross at San 6 Apr[45] Occidental[45]
Carlos City[45]
Pagtaltal in 5 Apr to
Barotac Viejo, Ilo
Barotac Viejo[45] 6 Apr[45]
5 Apr to
Paghukom[45] Calinog, Iloilo
6 Apr[45]
Kapiya Display
and Pasyon 5 Apr to
Santa Barbara, Ilo
Singing 6 Apr[45]
Contest[45]
Semana Santa at 5 Apr to

Santiago City
Dariok Hills[45] 6 Apr[45]
5 Apr to
Pak'kaat Kal'lo[45] Magpet, Cotabat
6 Apr[45]
The Subok[45] 5 Apr to Taytay and Tanay
7 Apr[45]
Semana Santa at 5 Apr to

Silay City[45]
Silay City[45] 8 Apr[45]
Flagellants & 5 Apr to

Paombong, Bulac
Lenten Rites[45] 8 Apr[45]
Giwang- 6 Apr (Good

Binangonan, Riza
giwang[45] Friday)[45]
Angeles City 6 Apr (Good

Angeles City
Lenten Rites[45] Friday)[45]
Lang-ay 6 Apr to
Bontoc, Mountain
San Pedro Cutud 6 Apr,[45]

San Fernando Cit
Lenten (Holy
Pampanga[20]
Rites[20][45] Week)[20]
Lenten Week/ 6 Apr[45] Baler and Casigu
"Pagpapako"[45] Aurora[45]
Pamalandong ha
6 Apr[45] Palo, Leyte[45]
Palo[45]
Kalbaryo[45] 6 Apr[45] La Carlota City
Ang Hatol
(the Way of the 6 Apr[45] Cainta, Rizal
Cross)[45]
Angeles City
Fernando City
Prusisyon[45] 6 Apr[45]
Sasmuan and
Pampanga[45]
Baliuag Lenten
6 Apr[45] Baliuag, Bulacan
Procession[45]
Folk Healing[45] 7 Apr (Black San Antonio,

Saturday)[45]
Salubong
7 Apr to
(Angono, Angono, Rizal
8 Apr[45]
Rizal)[45]
Pagay-pagay 7 Apr to
Saguday, Quirino
Allaw Ta Apo
7 Apr[45] Kidapawan City
Sandawa[45]
Sugat 8 Apr,[45]
Kabanhawan or March Minglanilla, Cebu
Festival[45] (Holy Week)
Sunduan ha
8 Apr[45] Carigara, Leyte
Carigara[45]
Sugat[45] 8 Apr[45] San Carlos City
Salubong (Easter 8 Apr[45] Parañaque City

Vigil) and
Pasko ng
Pagkabuhay
(Feast of the
Resurrection)[45]
Haladaya
8 Apr[45] Daanbantayan, C
Festival[45]
Sigpawan
8 Apr[49] Lemery, Batanga
Festival[49]
Malangsi
8 Apr[50] Bayambang,
Fishtival[50]
Dupax del Sur 9 Apr to Dupax Del Sur, Nu

Town Fiesta[45] 11 Apr[45] Vizcaya[45]
Rodeo 9 Apr to Masbate City

Masbateño[45] 14 Apr[45]
9 Apr to
Panaad sa 15 Apr,[45]
Bacolod City
Negros[26][45] or (2nd or
3rd week)[26]
Araw ng
9 Apr[45] Mount Samat
Kagitingan[45]
10 Apr, 16
Turumba 18, 27,
Pakil, Laguna
Festival[45] 6 May, 18,
27[45]
Pandan 11 Apr to
Mapandan, Pang
12 Apr to
Aliwan Fiesta[45] Pasay City[45]
14 Apr[45]
Bambang Town 13 Apr to Bambang, Nueva
Fiesta: 16 Apr[45]
"Panggayjaya
Festival"[45]
Bantayog 13 Apr to
Camarines Norte
Ana Kalang 13 Apr to

Nagcarlan, Lagun
Easthfest
13 Apr to
Summer Tagum City[45]
6 May[45]
Festival[45]
Bancathon sa Pantukan, Compo

13 Apr[45]
Magnaga[45] Valley[45]
Hugyaw sa Kauswagan, Lana

14 Apr[45]
Kadagatan[45] Norte[45]
Baybayon 15 Apr to Sagñay, Camarin
Tampisaw
Festival 16 Apr to
Concepcion, Iloilo
(Earth Day 18 Apr[45]
Celebration)[45]
Tungoh ad 16 Apr to
Hungduan, Ifugao
Hungduan[45] 19 Apr[45]
16 Apr to
Garlic Festival[45] Pinili, Ilocos Nort
20 Apr[45]
16 Apr to
Ka-angkan[45] Marikina City
22 Apr[45]
Bangus 17 Apr to
Dagupan City, Pa
Binongey 17 Apr[45] Anda, Pangasina

Festival[45]
17 Apr to
Linubian 19 Apr
Rosario, La Union
Festival[51] (3rd
week)[51]
Kasibu Town 18 Apr to

Kasibu, Nueva Vi
Fiesta[45] 19 Apr[45]
Alfonso
18 Apr to Alfonso Castañe
Castañeda Town
20 Apr[45] Vizcaya[45]
Fiesta[45]
Pasa-pasa 18 Apr to
Monreal, Masbat
Bugsayan
19 Apr Santa Fe, Romblo
Festival
Tarlac City 19 Apr[45] Tarlac City, Tarlac

Charter
Anniversary[45]
Cocowayan 20 Apr to
Isabela, Basilan
Mango-bamboo
20 Apr to
Festival and San Carlos, Pang
27 Apr[45]
Trade Fair[45]
"La Laguna" 20 Apr to

Santa Cruz, Lagu
Caromata
Laguindingan, Mi
Festival Town 20 Apr[45]
Oriental[45]
Fiesta[45]
Sunduan - Feast
21 Apr (3rd
of Santa Rosa de Pasig City[45]
Saturday)[45]
Lima[45]
Agoo Semana 21 Apr to Agoo, La Union
Santa[45] 22 Apr,[45]
or (Holy
Week)[20]
21 Apr to
22 Apr,[45]
Panaad[45][52] Camiguin[45]
(Holy
Week)[52]
Senakulo
21 Apr to
(Way of the Parañaque City
22 Apr[45]
Cross)[45]
Gotad ad 21 Apr to
Hingyon, Ifugao
Hingyon[45] 24 Apr[45]
Sanduguan 21 Apr to Calapan, Mindoro

Festival[45][53] 27 Apr,[45] Oriental[45][53]
or 15 Nov[53]
Bangkarera[45] 21 Apr[45] Peñablanca, Cag
Pabasa ng
21 Apr[45] San Juan, Batang
Pasyon[45]
Pagsalabuk 22 Apr to
Dipolog City[45]
Hinugyaw sa
22 Apr to Hinigaran, Negro
Hinigaran
23 Apr[45] Occidental[45]
Festival[45]
Kangayedan 22 Apr to
Pagudpud, Ilocos
Subic 'ay 22 Apr to

Subic, Zambales
Gotad ad 23 Apr to Kiangan, Ifugao

Kiangan[45] 25 Apr[45]
Pista sa 23 Apr to
Santa Cruz, Dava
Kinaiyahan[45] 26 Apr[45]
Pinakbet
23 Apr[45] Santa Maria, Iloc
Festival[45]
Pista'y 24 Apr to
Lingayen,[20]
Dayat[20][45][54] 1 May[45][54]
24 Apr to
Sibit Sibit 30 Apr
Olongapo City
Festival[45] (last
week)[45]
Yagyag 24 Apr to
Sibulan, Negros O
Karosahan 24 Apr[45] Nueva Valencia, G

Festival[45]
Araw ng Sulop[45] 24 Apr[45] Sulop, Davao del
Talabukon
25 Apr Looc, Romblon
Festival
Panagsangal 25 Apr to
Baggao, Cagayan
Sinabalu 25 Apr to
Rizal, Cagayan
The Sabutan
25 Apr to
Festival and Mabitac, Oriental
29 Apr[45]
Mini-trade Fair[45]
Imbayah 25 Apr to
Banaue, Ifugao
Festtival[45] 29 Apr[45]
Baggak Summer 25 Apr to

Bauang, La Union
Pasalamat 25 Apr,[45] La Carlota City
Festival[45][54] or 1 May[54]
Aklan Day
25 Apr[45] Aklan[45]
Celebration[45]
Panagat "Fish"
25 Apr[45] Estancia, Iloilo
Tival[45]
Bahag-hari Pinamalayan, Ori

25 Apr[45]
Festival[45] Mindoro[45]
Balingoan Balingoan, Misam

25 Apr[45]
Liliw Gat Tayaw

26 Apr to
Tsinelas Liliw, Laguna
1 May[45]
Festival[45]
Kutsitsa Molave, Zamboa

26 Apr[45]
Festival[45] Sur[45]
May Ilaoud 27 Apr to Milaor, Camarine
Binirayan 27 Apr to San Jose de Bue

Festival[45] 29 Apr[45] and Hamtic, Antiq
Saknungan 27 Apr to San Jose, Occide

Festival[45] 30 Apr[45] Mindoro[45]
Kadaugan sa Cebu City,[20]

27 Apr[55][36]
Mactan[20][36] Cebu[36]
28 Apr to
Dikit Festival[45] Aurora, Isabela
30 Apr[45]
Butanding 28 Apr to
Donsol, Sorsogon
Indak Padurukan San Jose, Occide

28 Apr[45]
Festival[45] Mindoro[45]
Pandawan 28 Apr[45] Pantabangan, Nu
Festival[45]
Tinapahan 29 Apr to
Lemery, Batanga
Dinaklisan 29 Apr to
Currimao, Ilocos
Antipolo 30 Apr to
Antipolo, Rizal
Pilgrimage[45] 1 May[45]
Mungo 30 Apr to
San Mateo, Isabe
Kalipayan
30 Apr[45] San Agustin, Rom
Festival[45]
Bambang 30 Apr[45] Bambang, Nueva

Patronal Town
Fiesta: Saint
Catherine of
Sienna[45]
May
Name Date range
Genera
Araquio Festival May
Ecija
Martipak Festival May 1 Calum
Binallay Festival[56] May[56] Ilagan
1 May to
Viva Vigan (Binatbatan)
7 May[57][58] Vigan
Festival of the Arts[57][58]
(1st week)
May (1st
Sagalahang Bayan[57] Navota
week)[57]
Pastulan Festival May (2nd San Pa
Saturday) Batang
May (4th
Pasayahan sa Lucena[57] Lucena
week)[57]
Samahang Bulaklakan May (last

Siniloa
Festival Sunday)
May (last
Pagsa
Bangkero Festival[20][35] Sunday),[20]
Lagun
or March[35]
May (month
Tapusan Float Parade Alitagt
long)[54][59]
Festival[20][57][54][59] Batang
or 31 May[57]
May
Calauan "Pinya"
(no definite Calaua
Festival[57]
date)[57]
Mamang-os Festival[57] May Tuy, Ba
(no definite
date)[57]
Flores de Mayo May (whole

nation
(Santacruzan)[20][26][57][54] month)[57][54]
1 May to
Davao Gulf Regatta[57] Davao
4 May[57]
1 May and
8 May Penara
Araquio of Peñaranda[57]
(1st & 2nd Ecija
Sunday)[57]
Pangisraan Festival 1 May to Calatra

10 May
1 May to
Pahinungod Festival[57] Calape
10 May[57]
Gericho Laran Plantsa-

1 May to 30 Apr Laoag
Plantsa Festival
Flores de Tagumeño 1 May to

Tagum
Balangay Festival 1 May to

Butuan
(Balanghai)[57][54] 31 May[57]
1 May to
Balik-butuan[57] Butuan
31 May[57]
Pattaraday Festival 1 May to

Santia
(Araw ng Santiago)[57] 5 May[57]
Pasinggatan Festival[57] 1 May to Taytay
5 May[57]
1 May to
Tikanlu Festival[57] Tagud
6 May[57]
1 May to Alamin
100 Islands Festival[57]
7 May[57] Panga
1 May to Caram
Madahom Festival[57]
8 May[57] Sur
Magayon
1 May[54] Albay
Boa-boahan "Alinsangan" 1 May,[20] or Nabua

Festival[20][57][27][54] 2 May[57][27] Sur
Sumakah Festival[45] 1 May[45] Antipo
Pista ng Produktong Subic

1 May[57]
Pilipino[57] City
Tromba Festival[57] 1 May[57] Baras,
Sagalahan[57] 1 May[57] Malab
Dinengdeng Festival &

1 May[57] Agoo,
Town Fiesta[57]
Pastores Festival[57] 1 May[57] Gapan
Salay,
Salay Town Fiesta[57] 1 May[57]
Orienta
Saint Joseph the Worker Monte

1 May[57]
Fiesta[57] Compo
Duyog Panday[57] 1 May[57] Cotaba
Dayaw Dalan Festival[57] 2 May to Ticao

3 May[57] Jacint
Panagat Festival 2 May to 8 May Buruan
Salubong Alitagt
2 May[57]
(Holy Cross Festival)[57] Batang
Sublian Festival[57] 2 May[57] Bauan
Luyang Dilaw Festival[57] 2 May[57] Marila
3 May,
Katagman Festival[60] Oton, I
(first week)[60]
Domorokdok Festival 3 May to

Botola
(Dumarokdok)[57] 4 May[57]
Rit-ritemong Cayong 3 May to

Sarrat,
Virgen Milagrosa May[57] Ilocos

Festival[57]
Carabao-Carozza Race
3 May[24][57][54] Pavia,
Bawang Festival[57] 3 May[57] Sinait,
Feast of the Holy Santa

3 May[57]
Cross[57] Marind
Alubiji
Alubijid Town Fiesta[57] 3 May[57]
Orienta
Santa Cruz Parochial 3 May[57] Samal

Fiesta[57] Norte
Pinam
Pamuhuan Festival[57] 4 May[57]
Cebu
5 May to
Dawa Festival[57] Gonza
10 May[57]
Bacoor Marching Band 6 May to

Bacoo
7 May to Naton
Sas-alliwa Festival[57]
15 May[57] Provin
Feast day of Saint 7 May to San M

Michael[61] 8 May[61] Catand
7 May to
Labig Festival[57] Claver
9 May[57]
Mantawi Festival[57] 7 May[57] Manda
Basi Festival[57] 7 May[57] Naguil

Jose Abad Santos Day[57] 7 May[57] San Fe
Pampa
8 May (2nd
Balsa Festival[57] Lian, B
Saturday)[57]
8 May to
Summer Sports
14 May Tagum
Festival[57]
(2nd week)[57]
Agawan sa Sariaya 8 May to

Sariay
(San Isidro Festival)[57] 16 May[57]
Mayohan sa Tayabas 8 May to

Tayaba
(San Isidro Festival)[57] 16 May[57]
9 May to Puerto
De Galera Festival[57]
12 May[57] Orienta
Mayaw-mayaw Festival 10 May Pinaba

Aramang Festival[57] 10 May to Aparri,
11 May[57]
10 May to Kayap
Kayapa Town Fiesta[57]
12 May[57] Vizcay
10 May to
Kasadyawan Festival Magdi
15 May
Makalawan "Pinya" 10 May to

Calaua
Feast of Our Lady of

10 May[57] Boac,
Biglang Awa[57]
Saging Festival[57] 10 May[57] Lazi, S
11 May to Capalo
Palong Festival[57]
13 May[57] Camar
11 May to
Balwarte sa Gumaca[57] Gumac
15 May[57]
Paukyaban Festival[57] 11 May to Butuan
30 May[57]
Barangay Boat
11 May[54] Aparri,
Festival[54]
12 May to Villave
Villaverde Town Fiesta[57]
14 May[57] Vizcay
Mano Po San Roque

12 May[57] Valenz
Festival[57]
14 May to
Bariw Festival[62] Nabas
15 May
14 May to
Malaybalay City Fiesta[45] Malayb
15 May[45]
Feast of San Isidro 14 May to Angon

Labrador/Carabao 15 May[57]
Festival[57]
Arana't Balwarte sa
14 May to
Gumaca Gumac
15 May[57]
(San Isidro Festival)[57]
14 May to Medin
Medina Town Fiesta[57]
15 May[57] Orienta
Pahiyas 14 May to Lucba

Festival[20][26][57][54] 15 May[26][57] Sariay
Pulilan Carabao 14 May to Pulilan

Festival[26][57][54][63] 15 May[26][57][63] Bulaca
Fiesta Bicolandia Cruise 14 May to Cebu C

"Peñafrancia 18 May[57]
Pilgrimage"[57]
Albay Day[57] 14 May[57] Albay
Santa
Sarakat Festival[57] 14 May[57]
Cagay
Araña`t Baluarte Festival 15 May Gumac
15 May to
Aringay Festival[57] Lasam
21 May[57]
15 May to
Manggahan 22 May,[20]
Guima
Festival[20][45] or 15 Apr to
22 Apr[45]
Sunduan[57] 15 May[57] Paraña
San Isidro Festival

15 May[57] Luisian
(Pandanan)[57]
Feast in the Honor Saint 15 May[57] Dipolo

Vincent Ferrer[57]
Malim
Onggoyan Festival[57] 15 May[57]
del No
Sinagingan Festival[57] 15 May[57] Mende
Panalaminan Festival[57] 15 May[57] Roxas
Kagasangan Festival[57] 15 May[57] Moalb
San Isidro Fiesta[57] 15 May[57] Digos
Tinapay Festival[57] 15 May[57] Cuenc
16 May to
Maubanog Festival[57] Mauba
17 May[57]
Harana Festival 16 May to

San Jo
(Karantahan nin 21 May,[57]
Sur
Pagranga)[57] or 14 Feb[19]
Pahoy-Pahoy 16 May to Calbig

Festival[57][54] 24 May,[57]
or 19 May to
25 May[54]
Iikalahan/Kalanguya San Ni
16 May[57]
Festival[57] Panga
Angad
Gakit Festival[57] 16 May[57]
Isabela
Lapyahan Festival[57] 16 May[57] San Re
Obando Fertility 17 May to Oband

Rites[26][57][63] 19 May[26][57][63] Bulaca
Sanggutan Festival[57] 18 May[57] Barugo
Magdadaran Talip 19 May to Carasi

Festival[57] 20 May[57] Nueva
Ilocos
19 May to
Sarangani Bay Festival[57] Glan, S
21 May[57]
Grand Ammungan
19 May to
Festival: Nueva Vizcaya Nueva
24 May[57][64]
Day[57][64][65]
Sarung Banggi 19 May to Santo

Festival[57] 27 May[57] Albay
Bacarr
Farmers Festival[57] 19 May[57]
Norte
Araw ng Sarangani[57] 19 May[57] Sarang
Banwahon Festival[57] 20 May[57] Suriga
Malabon Foundation 21 May[57] Malab

Day[57]
Lubi Festival[57] 21 May[57] Maria,
22 May to
Layag Festival[57] Rapu-R
27 May[57]
22 May to
Kabasan Festival[57] Compo
28 May[57]
Lubi-lubi (Coconut)
22 May[57] Gingoo
Festival[57]
Feast of Saint Rita de

22 May[57] Gingoo
Cascia (City Fiesta)[57]
Tabanog Festival Araw Baling

22 May[57]
ng Balingasag[57] Orienta
Panagyaman 23 May to Bayom

Festival[20][57] 25 May,[57] Vizcay
or 19 May to
24 May[20]
Bolibong Kingking 24 May to

Loboc
Festival[20][57] 25 May[20][57]
24 May to
Kaogma Festival[57] Pili, Ca
31 May[57]
Guihul
Guihulugan Festival[57] 24 May[57]
Orienta
Katang Festival[57] 25 May[57] Calaua
Gabii sa Kabilin[57] 25 May[57] Cebu C
Garcia
Sinugboan Festival[57] 27 May[57]
Bohol
Binuyugan Festival[57] 27 May[57] Maitum
Pintos Festival[57] 27 May[57] Bogo C

Kalayaan Festival[57] 28 May to Cavite
12 Jun[57] (provin
Wagayway Festival[57] 28 May[57] Imus, C
Province of Tarlac
28 May[57] Tarlac
Founding Anniversary[57]
National Flag Day[57] 28 May[57] Iligan C
Mabin
Dapugan Festival[57] 28 May[57]
Valley
Sagawak Festival[57] 28 May[57] Malala
Rosquillos Festival[57] 29 May[57] Liloan
Baling
Balingoan Town Fiesta[57] 29 May[57]
Orienta
30 May,
Mammangi Festival[66] Ilagan
(last week)[66]
Bagasbas Beach 30 May to Daet, C
International Eco-arts 6 Jun[57] Norte
Festival[57]
30 May to Zambo
Hudyaka Festival[57]
9 Jun[57] Norte
Padaraw Festival[57] 30 May[57] Bulan,
Halamang Dilaw
May[67] Marila
Festival[67]
June
Name Date Range Locati
Rizal Arts 1 Jun to

Angono, Riz
Festival[68] 30 Jun[68]
1 Jun to
Buklog[20] Dipolog City
6 Jun[20]
Linggo ng
Zamboanga del
1 Jun to
Norte & "Sardines Dipolog City
6 Jun[68]
and Mango
Festival"[68]
Bilang-bilang
1 Jun[68] Surigao City
Abayan Festival[68]
Sakay-sakay 1 Jun[68] Surigao City

Abayan[68]
Pulang-Angui
4 Jun[69] Polangui, Alb
Festival[69]
8 Jun to Siargao Islan

Carrera Habagat[68]
12 Jun[68] Surigao del
Camotes Cassava 8 Jun to Tudela, Cebu

Festival[68] 14 Jun[68] (Camotes Is
Baragatan sa
Palawan 10 Jun to Puerto Princ
(Foundation 23 Jun[20][68] City[20][68]
Day)[20][68]
Lechonan sa Baroy, Lanao

10 Jun[68]
Baroy[68] Norte[68]
Kuron Festival 11 Jun Ferrol, Romb

Pagdayao 11 Jun to Tacloban
Festival[70] 12 Jun[70] Masbate
Rizal Province Rizal (no defi

11 Jun[68]
Foundation Day[68] venue)[68]
Araw ng Agusan del

12 Jun[68] Agusan del S
Sur[68]
Sugok-Sugok 12 Jun to Bagamanoc

Festival 13 Jun Catanduane
Panagsasalug 12 Jun to
Maddela, Qu
Fiesta[68] 15 Jun[68]
La Trinidad 12 Jun to La Trinidad,

Foundation Day[68] 16 Jun[68] Benguet
Araw ng Agusan del 12 Jun to Agusan del N

Norte[68] 17 Jun[68]
Naliyagan 12 Jun to Prosperidad

Festival[68] 17 Jun[68] del Sur[68]
12 Jun to Quezon,
Araw ng Quezon[68]
18 Jun[68] Bukidnon
Araw ng 12 Jun to
Cotabato Cit
Cotabato[68][70] 20 Jun[68][70]
Independence
12 Jun[68] nationwide
Day[68]
Bonsai Festival and

Founding
12 Jun[68] San Isidro, D
Anniversary of San
Isidro[68]
Pangapog 13 Jun to
Dorong Festival[68] 14 Jun to Digos City
19 Jun[68]
14 Jun to
Gotad ad Ifugao[68] Lagawe, Ifug
28 Jun[68]
Battle of Besang
Cervantes, Il
Pass 14 Jun[68]
Sur[68]
Commemoration[68]
Victory at Bacsil San Fernand

14 Jun[68]
Ridge[68] La Union
Pinyasan
15 Jun to
(Pineapple) Camarines N
23 Jun[68]
Festival[68]
Cagayan de Oro Cagayan de

15 Jun[68]
City Charter Day[68] City[68]
Iligan City Charter 16 Jun[68] Iligan City

Day[68]
Damsu Cultural
16 Jun[68] Kiblawan
Festival[68]
Baykat Festival,
17 Jun to Ambaguio, N
Ambaguio Town
19 Jun[68] Vizcaya
Fiesta[68]
Quezon Town 17 Jun to Quezon, Nue

Fiesta[68] 20 Jun[68] Vizcaya
Regada Water 17 Jun to

Cavite City
San Juan Cityhood

17 Jun[68] San Juan Ci
Anniversary[68]
Tagnipan-on El Salvador,
17 Jun[68]
Festival[68] Oriental
Kaimonan 17 Jun[68] Maco, Comp

Festival[68] Valley[68]
18 Jun to
White Nights 19 Jun
Davao del N
Festival[68] (every 3rd
weekend)[68]
18 Jun to Boston, Dav

Pabulig Festival[68]
19 Jun[68] Oriental
Lingganay
18 Jun[68] Alangalang,
Festival[68]
Araw ng San
San Fernand
Fernando 18 Jun[68]
Bukidnon
Bukidnon[68]
Cadang–Cadang Carmen, Dav

18 Jun[68]
Dapitan's Charter[68] 19 Jun to Dapitan City

22 Jun[68]
Pujada Bay 19 Jun to Mati, Davao

Festival[68] 24 Jul[68] Oriental
Surigao del
Adlaw Nan
19 Jun[68] and Surigao
Surigao[68]
Sur[68]
Buhayani
19 Jun[68] Calamba, La
Festival[68]
Pista ng Palawan
19 Jun[68]
Kalikasan[68] (provincewid
Saint Peter Town Sugbongcog

19 Jun[68]
Fiesta[68] Misamis Ori
Ginnamuluan 20 Jun to Cabarroguis

Fiesta[68] 21 Jun[68] Quirino[68]
Pista Y Ang 20 Jun to Puerto Princ

Kagueban[68] 27 Jun City[68]
(3rd week)[68]
"Oyange Kaugman" 20 Jun to

Polangui, Alb
20 Jun to Sorsogon,
Pili Festival[20][68]
29 Jun[20][68] Sorsogon
Pagadian Ci
Zambulawan
20 Jun[68] Zamboanga
Festival[68]
Sur[68]
Balyuan Rites[68] 20 Jun[68] Tacloban Cit
21 Jun to
Mudpack Murcia, Neg
22 Jun,[68]
Festival[20][68] Occidental
or 24 Jun[20]
Payuhwan Festival: 21 Jun to

Batanes
Batanes Day[68] 26 Jun[68]
Diwata Festival[68] 21 Jun[68] San Francisc
Agusan del S
Pagadian City
21 Jun[68] Pagadian Ci
Charter Day[68]
23 Jun to
Piat Sambali 2 Jul,[68]
Piat, Cagaya
Festival[68][70] or (last
week)[70]
Aggaw Nak
Cagayan 23 Jun to
Cagayan
(Cagayan Founding 30 Jun[68]
Anniversary)[68]
Calumpit "Libad" Calumpit,

23 Jun[68]
Festival[68] Bulacan
Batac Charter Day & 23 Jun[68] Batac, Ilocos

Empanada Norte[68]
Festival[68]
various
San Juan Ci
Lian, Balaya
Juan, Batang
Birthday of Saint Samal, Dava
24 Jun
John the Baptist Norte, Bataa
Binuangan, M
Oriental
and Obando
Bulacan
Matagoan 24 Jun to Tabuk City,

Festival[68] 26 Jun[68] Kalinga
Parada ng Lechon 24 Jun[59][68][70] Balayan,

(Parade of Roast Batangas
Pigs)[20][26][59][68][70]
Hibok-Hibok
24 Jun[52][70] Camiguin Is
Festival[52][70]
Kaliguan Fluvial Cagwait, Sur

24 Jun[68]
Feast of San
Antonio de 24 Jun[68] Pila, Laguna
Padua[68]
Feast of Saint John

the Baptist / 24 Jun[68] Mindoro Orie
Lechon Festival[68]
Araw ng Maynila[68] 24 Jun[68] Manila City
Taong-putik Aliaga, Nuev

24 Jun[68]
Festival[68] Ecija[68]
Wattah Wattah 24 Jun[68] San Juan Ci

Festival[68]
Sab'uyan Festival /
Pola, Orienta
Feast of Saint John 24 Jun[68]
Mindoro
the Baptist[68]
Lubid–Lubid
Festival and Cow 24 Jun[68] Tiaong, Que
Parade[68]
San Juan sa Hibok- Camiguin

24 Jun[68]
hibok Festival[68] (provincewid
Feast of Saint John San Juan, M

25 Jun[68]
the Baptist[68] Manila[68]
Ikid-ikid sa
Hinunangan
Hononganan 25 Jun[68]
Southern Le
Festival[68]
Bituon Han Leyte 25 Jun[68] Tacloban Cit

Kasadyaan[68]
Palo Palo
26 Jun[68] Batanes
Festival[68]
Apung Iru
27 Jun to Apalit,
(Saint Peter Fluvial
29 Jun[68][71] Pampanga
Festival)[68][71]
Sakay-sakay 27 Jun to Jimenez, Mi

Festival[68] 29 Jun[68] Occidental
Pintados 27 Jun,[68] Tacloban,

Festival[20][26][68][70] or 29 Jun[26] Leyte[20]
Tagbina, Sur
Taephag Festival[68] 27 Jun[68]
Sur[68]
Araw ng El El Salvador,
27 Jun[68]
Salvador[68] Oriental
Araw ng 27 Jun[68] Maramag,

Maramag[68] Bukidnon
Cacabyawan San Isidro, D

27 Jun[68]
Festival[68] del Norte
Saint Peter and

June 28–29 Ormoc City,
Paul Feast
28 Jun to Cagdianao, S
29 Jun[68] del Norte
28 Jun to
Kalilang sa 5 Jul,[68] Marawi City,
Ranao[20][68] or 10 Apr to del Sur[20]
15 Apr[20]
Subiran Regatta[68] 28 Jun[68] Tacloban Cit
Kaniyog'n Brooke's Poi

28 Jun[68]
Festival[68] Palawan
Bailes de Arcos[68] 29 Jun[68] Makati City

Biniray Festival[68] 29 Jun[68] Bulalacao, O
Mindoro
Sugbongcogontown
Sugbongcog
Fiesta / Sacred 29 Jun[68]
Misamis Ori
Heart of Jesus[68]
Sangyaw Festival of
Lights Street Dance
(Parade of
29 Jun[68] Tacloban Cit
Lights)and Ritual
Dance
Competition[68]
Feast of Patron
Saint of Tacloban,
the Sr. Sto. Niño De
Tacloban El Capitan
Kahalawan te 30 Jun[68] Maramag,

Sebseb "Spring Bukidnon
Festival"[68]
Naligayan June (2nd

Agusan del N
June (3rd
Daet Pineapple Daet, Camar
week),[70]
Festival[20][70] Norte[20]
(15-24)
Feast of Apung Iru

(St.Peter the June 28,29,30 Apalit, Pamp
Apostle)
July
Name Date range Locat
Nabuntura
Simbalay[20] July Composte
Valley
Bocaue River July (1st Bocaue,

Festival[26][63] Sunday)[26][63] Bulacan
July (1st
Sagayan Tubod, Lan
week),[72]
Festival[20][72][73] Norte[20]
4 Jul[73]
Sandugo July (last Tagbilaran

Festival[20][26][72][73] week),[72] City,[20]
or (month- Bohol[72]
long)[73]
Kahimoan Abayan July (last
Butuan Cit
July (no
Syensaya Los Baños Los Baños
definite date
Science Festival[73] Laguna
yet)[73]
July (no
Santa Mar
Kalakal Festival[73] definite date
Laguna
yet)[73]
Sublian sa July to Batangas

Batangas[20][59][72][73] 23 Jul[59][72][73] City[20]
Banana Festival[73] 1 Jul to Tagum, Da

10 Jul[73] Norte[73]
Feast of Our Lady of 1 Jul to

Gamu, Isab
Guibang[73] 2 Jul[73]
Festival of Our Lady 1 Jul to Piat,

of Piat[20][73] 2 Jul[20][73] Cagayan
Gatas ng Kalabaw 1 Jul to Cabanatua

Festival[73] 7 Jul[73] City[73]
San Carlos
San Carlos Charter
1 Jul[73] Negros
Anniversary[73]
Occidental
Araw ng Davao del

Digos City
Sur, Davao del Norte, 1 Jul[73]
City, Mati C
Davao Oriental[73]
Maasin Cit
Sinugdan Festival[73] 1 Jul[73]
Southern L
Tanggogoan 1 Jul[73] Digos City
Festival[73]
Kadagayaan 1 Jul (week-

Davao del
Festival[74] long)[74]
Araw ng Pasig[73] 2 Jul[73] Pasig City
Banig Festival[73] 3 Jul[73] Badian, Ce
Feast of the Holy 4 Jul to

Cross of Wawa 7 Jul,[72] Bocaue,
(Pagoda or 3 Jul (1st Bulacan
Festival)[72][73] Sunday)[73]
Kapatagan
Kahumayan Festival 5 Jul to 8 Jul
del Norte
Araw ng Hagonoy[73] 5 Jul[73] Hagonoy, D

del Sur
Alegria de Isabela[73] 8 Jul[73] Isabela, Ba
12 Jul to
Lubid Festival[73] Malilipot, A
16 Jul[73]
Laguinding
Hudyaka Festival[73] 12 Jul[73] Misamis
Oriental
13 Jul to Koronadal
T’nalak Festival[20][73]
18 Jul[73] City[20]
14 Jul to Buhi, Cama

Sinarapan Festival[73]
15 Jul[73] Sur[73]
Ozamiz Cit
Subayan Keg Subanen 15 Jul to
Misamis
Festival[73] 16 Jul[73]
Occidental
Cordillera Day[73] 15 Jul to Baguio Cit

30 Jul[73] provinces
Malungon,
S'lang Festival[73] 15 Jul[73]
Sarangani
Pahinungod Carrascal,
16 Jul[73]
Festival[73] del Sur
17 Jul to
Binuhat Festival[73] Tagum City
23 Jul[73]
18 Jul to Panganiba
Kinis Festival[75][76]
25 Jul Catanduan
Padigosan
19 Jul[73][77] Digos City
Festival[73][77]
Santa Mag
Busaingan Festival 22 Jul
Sorsogon
Libon Paroy 22 Jul to

Libon, Alba
Festival[73] 25 Jul[73]
Kaliga Festival[73] 22 Jul[73] Gingoog C
Misamis
Oriental
Tanauan,
Birth Anniversary of
22 Jul[73] Batangas
Apolinario Mabini[73]
Batangas C
Ibid Festival[73] 23 Jul[73] Caibiran, B
Nabuntura
Araw ng
23 Jul[73] Composte
Nabunturan[73]
Valley
Kinabayo Festival
24 Jul to Dapitan
(Battle of
25 Jul[20][73] City[20]
Covadonga)[20][72][73]
Sinulog de Tanjay 24 Jul,[73] Tanjay, Neg
Festival[72][73] (last week)[72] Oriental
25 Jul to Composte
Buganihan Festival[73]
1 Aug[73] Valley
Balikcarcanmadcarlan 25 Jul to Cantilan, S

Celebration[73] 31 Jul[73] del Sur
Cortes, Su
Kadagatan Festival[73] 25 Jul[73]
Sur[73]
Panagsogod
25 Jul[73] Sogod, Ceb
Festival[73]
Cateel, Dav
Kutoo Festival[73] 25 Jul[73]
Oriental
Saint James the Composte

25 Jul[73]
Apostle Fiesta[73] Valley
Tourism 26 Jul to Butuan Cit
Consciousness 2 Aug[73]
Week[73]
Socorro, O
Pakapya-Agtike[73] 26 Jul[73]
Mindoro
Santa Anang Banak

Taguig River 26 Jul[73] Taguig
Festival[73]
Kaumahan Festival[73] 26 Jul[73] Barili, Cebu
Anniversary of Battle
30 Jul[73]
of Paye[73]
Abayan Festival[73] 31 Jul[73] Butuan Cit
Monkayo,
San Ignacio de Loyola
31 Jul[73] Composte
Fiesta[73]
Valley
Salagaan Festival [73] 26 Jul to
30 Jul[73]
August
Name Date range Location
August (2nd
Ibalong
week),[79] Legazpi City
(10-19)
Raja Baguinda August (2nd

Jolo, Sulu
Aurora Festival[80] August (last Tanjay, Negro
Sunday of Oriental[80]
Aug. to 1st
week of
Sept.)[80]
August (no
Guiling–Guiling Siniloan,
definite date
Festival[39] Laguna[39]
yet)[39]
August
Celebration of
(no definite Batangas Cit
Buwan ng Wika[39]
date)[39]
August to
Durian Festival[39] Tagum City
September[39]
Ramadan[39] August[39]
Sal-lupongan 1 Aug to New Bataan,
Festival[39] 10 Aug[39] Compostela
Valley[39]
City of Valencia 1 Aug to Valencia,

Festival[81] 28 Aug[81] Bukidnon
1 Aug to
Cabibi Festival[39] Lal-lo, Cagay
4 Aug[39]
Padagyaw 1 Aug to Dumarao,

Festival[39] 5 Aug[39] Capiz[39]
Island Garde
Pangapog 1 Aug to
City of
Festival[39][82] 7 Aug[39][82]
Samal[39]
Almasiga Festival[39] 1 Aug[39] Governor

Generoso, Da
Oriental[39]
Udyakan sa Kabankalan C
Kabankalan/Charter 2 Aug[39] Negros
Anniversary[39] Occidental
Adlaw Hong
2 Aug[39] Butuan City
Butuan[39]
Palagsing
2 Aug[39] Butuan City
Festival[39]
Santa Clara 4 Aug to Tigaon,

Festival[39] 13 Aug[39] Camarines S
Palu-Palo 4 Aug to Basco,

Festival[39][82] 5 Aug[39][82] Batanes
Bayombong Town 5 Aug to Bayombong,

Fiesta[39] 9 Aug[39] Nueva Vizcay
Marang Festival[82] 5 Aug[82] Las Nieves,
Agusan del
Norte[82]
El Salvador,
El Salvador Fiesta[39] 5 Aug[39] Misamis
Oriental[39]
Himamaylan
Feast of Our Lady of
5 Aug[39] Negros
Snows[39]
Occidental
Pagpasidungog 6 Aug to
Panitan, Cap
Festival[39] 10 Aug[39]
Mercedes Fishtival
Mercedes,
(Mercedes 6 Aug to
Camarines
Kadagatan 11 Aug[39][82]
Norte[39]
Festival)[39][82]
Nalupon Festival[39] 8 Aug[39] Lupon, Davao
Oriental[39]
9 Aug to Kidapawan
Fruit Festival[39]
11 Aug[39] City[39]
Sibonga,
Bonga Festival[39][83] 9 Aug[39][83]
Cebu[39][83]
San Nicolas,
Maliputo Festival[39] 9 Aug[39]
Batangas
Ajonay Festival[84] 10 Aug[84] Maasin City
Cordova Dinagat 10 Aug to

Cordova, Ceb
Festival[39] 16 Aug[39]
Pav-vurulun Afi 10 Aug to Tuguegarao,
Festival[39] 17 Aug[39] Cagayan
Araw ng 11 Aug to Cabanglasan

Cabanglasan[39] 13 Aug[39] Bukidnon
Kaadlawan Han Catbalogan,

11 Aug[39]
Samar[39] Samar[39]
Kaahaan Festival Kinoguitan,

(Araw ng 11 Aug[39] Misamis
Kinoguitan)[39] Oriental[39]
12 Aug to
Santones Festival[39] Liliw, Laguna
16 Aug[39]
Arandurugan 12 Aug to Guinobatan,

Festival[39] 17 Aug[39] Albay[39]
Pangasinan Bamboo 12 Aug[82] Calasiao

Festival[82] Santa Barbar
Pangasinan
13 Aug to
Pasigarbo sa
(2nd Cebu City
Sugbo[39]
Saturday)[39]
13 Aug to Viga,
Paray Festival[75]
15 Aug Catanduanes
Tayabas,
Araw ng Tayabas[39] 13 Aug[39]
Quezon[39]
Kalubihan 14 Aug to Jordan,

Festival[39] 20 Aug[39] Guimaras
Kalibongan Festival 14 Aug,[39]

Kidapawan C
(Horse Fight & Blood or 17 Aug to
Cotabato
Compact)[39][85] 18 Aug[82]
Pasaka Tanauan,
14 Aug[39][82]
Festival[39][82] Leyte[39]
Caro-tao Festival[39] 14 Aug[39] Mawab,
Compostela
Valley[39]
15 Aug to
Coron Festival[39] Tiwi, Albay
17 Aug[39]
Kaumahan 15 Aug to Opol, Misam

Festival[39] 31 Aug[39] Oriental[39]
Feast of Our Lady of Boac,

15 Aug[39]
the Assumption[39] Marinduque
Cantilan, Sur
Sirong Festival[39] 15 Aug[39]
del Sur[39]
Sumayajaw Jabonga, Ag
15 Aug[39]
Festival[39] del Norte
Lubi-Lubi (Coconut) 15 Aug[39][82] Calubian,

Festival[20][39][82] Leyte[20]
17 Aug to
19 Aug[39] Cagayan de O
Kumbira[39][86]
or 12 Aug to City[39][86]
14 Aug[86]
Cagayan de O
Sundayag[39] 18 Aug[39]
City[39]
Lumin-awa Lubuagan,
18 Aug[39]
Festival[39] Kalinga[39]
Araw ng Alubijid
Alubijid, Misa
(Diyandihan 18 Aug[39]
Oriental[39]
Festival)[39]
Lucban,
Gigantes Festival[82] 19 Aug[82]
Quezon[82]
Buyogan 19 Aug[82] or Abuyog,

Festival[20][39][82] 29 Aug[39] Leyte[20]
Quezon Day/Angono
19 Aug[39] Angono, Riza
Day[39]
Coco Sabutan
19 Aug[39] Baler, Aurora
Festival[39]
Manuel Luis Quezon

19 Aug[39] Quezon City
Birth Anniversary[39]
20 Aug to
Kadayawan sa Davao
24 Aug,[20][39]
Dabaw[20][26][39][82][87] City[20][26]
(3rd week)
Lavezares,
Bankaton[39][82] 20 Aug[39][82] Northern
Samar[39]
Pilgrimage to 20 Aug[39] Tiwi, Albay
Joroan[39]
21 Aug to San Luis,

Sabutan Festival[39]
25 Aug[39] Aurora[39]
Anniversary of Cry of
23 Aug[39] Quezon City
Pugadlawin[39]
Manaragat Catbalogan
23 Aug[39]
Festival[39] City[39]
Pasa-pasa Ikaw 25 Aug to Pasacao,

Festivak[39] 30 Aug[39] Camarines S
Gapan, Nuev
Tsinelas Festival[39] 25 Aug[39]
Ecija[39]
Iloilo City Charter

25 Aug[39] Iloilo City
Day[39]
Kagayhaan 26 Aug to Cagayan de O

Festival[82] 28 Aug[82] City[82]
Daragang Magayon 26 Aug to

Daraga, Alba
Festival[39] 8 Sep[39]
Alcala Town Alcala,

26 Aug[39]
Fiesta[39] Cagayan
Higa-onon Dance Cagayan de O

26 Aug[39]
27 Aug to
Madyaw, Hugyaw 28 Aug Davao del
Samal Festival[39] (every last Norte[39]
weekend)[39]
27 Aug to Gigaquit, Sur

Jinawa Festival[39]
28 Aug[39] del Norte
Alcantara,
Bahandi Festival[39] 27 Aug[39]
Cebu[39]
Cagayan de Oro 27 Aug[39] Cagayan de
Golden Float Oro[39]
Festival[39]
Native "Manok"
27 Aug[39] Panabo City
Festival[39]
Hudyaka sa Municipality
28 Aug[39]
Panglao[39] Panglao, Boh
Lambagohan Cagayan de
28 Aug[39]
Festival[39] Oro[39]
Hinatuan, Su
Paladong Festival[39] 28 Aug[39]
del Sur[39]
San Agustin,
Kalumunan
28 Aug[39] Surigao del
Festival[39]
Sur[39]
Kagay-an Festival[39] 28 Aug[39] Cagayan de O

City[39]
Monkayo,
Kariyawan Aug 28 to
Compostela
Valley[39]
Tilaw sa Pagkaong
29 Aug to
Nan Surigaonon Surigao City
31 Aug[39]
Food Festival[39]
San Carlos C
National Heroes
29 Aug[39] Negros
Day[39]
Occidental
Nagsabado
29 Aug[39] Pasig City
Festival[39]
Local Heroes Day

29 Aug[39] Pateros[39]
Celebration[39]
Siloy Festival[39] 30 Aug[39] Alcoy, Cebu

Mandaue Charter 30 Aug[39] Mandaue,
Day Celebration[39] Cebu[39]
Turumba[39] 30 Aug[39] Teresa, Rizal
Battle of Pinaglabanan
Pinaglabanan 30 Aug[39] Shrine, City o
Commemoration[39] San Juan
Araw ng 30 Aug,[39]or
San Juan Cit
Pinaglabanan[39] 27 Mar[35]
Karomata 30 Aug to Trinidad,

Festival[88][89] 1 Sep[89] Bohol[88]
Birth Anniversary of
Pres. Ramon 31 Aug[39] Iba, Zambale
Magsaysay[39]
September
Name Date range Location
Hinirugyaw 1 Sep to Cabatuan,

Festival[81] 10 Sep[81] Iloilo[81]
Diyandi 1 Sep to
Iligan City[81]
Festival[81] 2 Oct[81]
Hin-ay 1 Sep to
Naga City,
Bicol Food 1 Sep to
Camarines
Sur[80]
Tinu-om 1 Sep to Cabatuan,

Festival[81] 5 Sep Iloilo[81]
(1st
week)[81]
Sarakiki 1 Sep to Calbayog

Festival[20][80][81] 8 Sep[80][81] City[20][80][81]
Hadang 1 Sep to Calbayog

Festival[39] 8 Sep[39] City[39]
Feast of
Nuestra Señora 1 Sep to Parañaque
del 9 Sep[81] City[81]
Buensuceso[81]
Handuraw
1 Sep[81] Leon, Iloilo[81]
Festival[81]
Baguio Charter 1 Sep[81] Baguio City[81]

Day/Baguio
Tourism
Month[81]
Hinugyaw
Festival /
Cotabato Kidapawan
1 Sep[81]
Province City[81]
Foundation
Anniversary[81]
Kiangan,
Victory Day[81] 2 Sep[81]
Ifugao[81]
Unang Sigaw ng
2 Sep[81] Palayan City[81]
Nueva Ecija[81]
General
Tuna 3 Sep to
Santos
Festival[20][81] 5 Sep[20][81]
City[20][81]
Tanglawan 3 Sep to San Jose del
Festival[90] 10 Sep[91] Monte,
Bulacan
Sinab'badan Santa Cruz,

5 Sep to
Tribal Davao del
6 Sep[81]
Buyloganay 6 Sep to Ivisan,

Festival[81] 10 Sep[81] Capiz[81]
Bontoc,
Am-among 7 Sep to
Mountain
Province[81]
Labo,
Busig-on 7 Sep to
Camarines
Norte[81]
Sipong 7 Sep[81] Bais City,

Festival[81] Negros
Oriental[81]
Borongan City,
Padul-ong
7 Sep[81] Eastern
Festival[81]
Samar[81]
Kawayan Maragondon,
7 Sep[81]
Festival[81] Cavite[81]
Kinaiyahan Dauin, Negros

7 Sep[81]
Karatong
7 Sep[81] Dulag, Leyte[81]
Festival[81]
Taal Lake
8 Sep Taal Lake
Festival
Tambobo 8 Sep to
Ajuy, Iloilo[81]
Minuluan 8 Sep to Talisay City,
Festival[81] 10 Sep[81] Negros
Occidental[81]
Panagdadapun
Festival 8 Sep to Cabarroguis,
(Araw ng 10 Sep[20][81] Quirino[20][81]
Quirino)[20][81]
Linggo ng 8 Sep to Malolos,

Bulakan[81] 15 Sep[81] Bulacan[81]
Singkaban 8 Sep to Malolos,

Festival[81][92] 15 Sep[81][92] Bulacan[81][92]
Anniversary of 8 Sep[81] Angeles City

the Canonical and San
Coronation of Fernando,
the Virgen de Pampanga[81]
Los
Remedios[81]
Araw ng
8 Sep[81] Digos City[81]
Digos[81]
Pista
8 Sep[81] Digos City[81]
Kadig'garan[81]
World Heritage
Cities Solidarity 8 Sep[81] Vigan City[81]
Day[81]
Sadawan Banton,
9 Sep
Festival Romblon
Polomolok,
Flomolok 9 Sep to
South
Cotabato[81]
Kasadyaan 9 Sep to Tupi, South

Festival[81] 11 Sep[81] Cotabato[81]
Bonok-Bonok
9 Sep[20] Surigao City[20]
Festival[20]
Parada ng
Kakanin /
San Mateo,
Festival of 9 Sep[81]
Rizal[81]
Nuestra Señora
de Aranzazzu[81]
Cagayan de
Tambanipa[81] 9 Sep[81]
Oro City
Naujan,
Sayaw Lahi
10 Sep[81] Oriental
Festival[81]
Mindoro[81]
Surigao City 10 Sep[81] Surigao City[81]

Fiesta
(San Nicolas de
Tolentino)[81]
Banhayan
Festival/Feast Muntinlupa
10 Sep[81]
of San Nicolas City[81]
de Tolentino[81]
Plaridel,
Langaran
10 Sep[81] Misamis
Festival[81]
Occidental[81]
Beachurero Tacloban
10 Sep[81]
Bansalan,
Bansaulog 12 Sep to
Davao del
Sur[81]
Anniversary – 13 Sep[81] Torrijos,

Battle of Pulang Marinduque[81]
Lupa[81]
Victoria,
Kapakyanan 14 Sep to
Oriental
Mindoro[81]
Golden Harvest 14 Sep to Valencia,

Festival[81] 21 Sep[81] Bukidnon[81]
Feast of the
San Jose,
Triumph of the 14 Sep[81]
Tarlac[81]
Cross[81]
Bansalan 15 Sep to
Bansalan[81]
Bislig City 15 Sep to

Bislig City[81]
Charter Day[81] 19 Sep[81]
Voyadores 15 Sep[81] Daraga,

Festival[81] Albay[81]
Bungag Aloran,
Dagtabinal 15 Sep[81] Misamis
Festival[81] Occidental[81]
Bañamos 17 Sep to Los Banos,

Festival[81] 23 Sep[81] Laguna[81]
Naga City,
Peñafrancia
17 Sep[81] Camarines
Festival[27][81]
Sur[27][81]
Don Victoriano
Galaan Chiongbian,
17 Sep[81]
Festival[81] Misamis
Occidental[81]
Araw ng Siquijor 17 Sep,[81] Siquijor,

with Solili[20][81] (3rd Siquijor[20][81]
week)[20]
Peñafrancia 18 Sep (3rd Cotabato

Festival[81] Sunday)[81] City[81]
Karansa 18 Sep (3rd Danao City,

Festival[81] Sunday)[81] Cebu[81]
Kabuhian 18 Sep (3rd Ronda,

Festival[81] Sunday)[81] Cebu[81]
Talakudong Tacurong
18 Sep[81]
Bansalan,
Araw ng
18 Sep[81] Davao del
Bansalan[81]
Sur[81]
Binulig 19 Sep to
Panabo City[81]
Sinawug 19 Sep[81] Asuncion,

Festival[81] Davao del
Norte[81]
Pasalamat 20 Sep to
Dao, Capiz[81]
Negros
Occidental
20 Sep to Negros
Provincial
26 Sep[81] Occidental[81]
Tourism
Week[81]
20 Sep to Sanchez Mira,

Coco Festival[81]
27 Sep[81] Cagayan[81]
Pagpakanaug[81] 20 Sep[81] Iligan City[81]
Asuncion,
Araw ng
20 Sep[81] Davao del
Asuncion[81]
Norte[81]
Semana Sang 21 Sep to Silay City[81]
Turismo 27 Sep[81]
(Silay Tourism
Week)[81]
Patabang 21 Sep to Tapaz,

Festival[81] 30 Sep[81] Capiz[81]
Burdang
Lumban,
Lumban 21 Sep[81]
Laguna[81]
Festival[81]
Ma-tzu 23 Sep to San Fernando,

Festival[81][93] 25 Sep[81] La Union[81][93]
Dumalondong 23 Sep[81] Esperanza,

Festival[81] Agusan del
Sur[81]
Canlubang,
Kanlungan
[68]
24 Sep[68] Calamba,
Festival
Laguna[68]
San Jose del

Sambuklod 25 Sep (last
Monte,
Festival[81] Sunday)[81]
Bulacan[81]
Anihan 25 Sep to Dueñas,

Festival[81] 30 Sep[81] Iloilo[81]
Drum and Bugle Nasipit,

25 Sep to
Corp Agusan del
30 Sep[81]
Competition[81] Norte[81]
Heritage Tour– 25 Sep to Malabon

Lakbay 30 Sep[81] City[81]
Malabon[81]
Agal-Agal
25 Sep[81] Tawi-Tawi[81]
Festival[81]
Nuang San Agustin,

26 Sep[39]
Festival[39] Isabela[39]
Megayon 27 Sep to Zamboanga

Festival[81] 30 Sep[81] del Sur[81]
Birth
Anniversary of Santo Tomas,
27 Sep[81]
General Miguel Batangas[32][33]
Malvar[81]
Birth
Anniversary of Batangas
27 Sep[81]
Gen. Miguel City[81]
Malvar[81]
Anihan 27 Sep[81] Lobo,
Festival[81] Batangas[81]
Ms. Iligan
27 Sep[81] Iligan City[81]
City[81]
San Miguel,
Bathan Festival 28 Sep
Leyte
Passini Kat 28 Sep to Aborlan,

Aborlan[81] 1 Oct[81] Palawan[81]
Djanggo 28 Sep to Gattaran,

Festival[80] 29 Sep[80] Cagayan[80]
Banigan Basey,
28 Sep[81]
Festival[81] Samar[81]
Balangiga 28 Sep[81] Balangiga,
Anniversary[81] Eastern
Samar[81]
Pagay Alicia,
28 Sep[81]
Festival[81] Isabela[81]
Komedya de
28 Sep[81] Iligan City[81]
San Miguel[81]
Pitlagong
28 Sep[81] Argao, Cebu[81]
Festival[81]
Kaplag Mahaplag,
28 Sep[81]
Festival[81] Leyte[81]
Magsaysay,
Kialegnon 23 Sep to
Davao del
Festival[81][94] 28 Sep[81][94]
Sur[81][94]
D'Dalaylay 29 Sep Jalajala, Rizal

Festival
Dalit 29 Sep,[81] Tangub

Festival[80][81] or 25 Sep[80] City[80][81]
Banigan-
Basey,
Kawayan 29 Sep[80]
Samar[80]
Festival[80]
Angel San Rafael,

29 Sep[81]
Festival[81] Bulacan[81]
Pangalipay Magsaysay,
29 Sep[81]
Festival[81] Palawan[81]
Lapay Bantigue
Masbate
Dance 29 Sep[81]
City[81]
Festival[81]
Sinu-og 29 Sep[81] Jagna,

Estokada Bohol[81]
Festival[81]
Feast of
Nuestra Señora
September Naga City,
de Peñafrancia
(3rd Camarines
(Peñafrancia
Saturday)[80] Sur[20][26][80]
Viva La
Virgen)[20][26][80]
September
T'boli Tribal South
(3rd
Festival[80] Cotabato[80]
week)[80]
September
Tumandok
(3rd Iloilo City[81]
Festival[81]
week)[81]
Kabankalan City September Kabankalan

Tourism (4th City, Negros
Week[81] week)[81] Occidental[81]
Kalivungan North
September
Festival[95] Cotabato[95]
October
Name Date range
1 Oct to
Parau Festival[78] Pilar, Sors
12 Oct[78]
1 Oct to
Talulot Festival[78] Pasay City
2 Oct[78]
Tuao Patronal 1 Oct to

Tuao, Cag
Fiesta[78] 2 Oct[78]
1 Oct to Talisay, Ca
Paruyan Festival[78]
4 Oct[78] Norte
1 Oct to Hagonoy,
Pasinayaan Festival[78]
5 Oct[78] Sur[78]
1 Oct to
Unod Festival[78] Castilla, S
7 Oct[78]
Mambulawan 1 Oct to Jose Pang
Festival[78] 7 Oct[78] Camarine
1 Oct to Montevist
Hudyaka sa Plaza[78]
7 Oct[78] Composte
Pista ng Gubat[78] 1 Oct[78] Pandan, A
Gloria, Ori
Kawayanan Festival[78] 1 Oct[78]
Mindoro
Dilaab Festival[78] 1 Oct[78] Siquijor
2 Oct to Tupi, Sout

Kariton Festival[78]
5 Oct[78] Cotabato
Kinilaw Festival[78] 2 Oct[78] Surigao C
Feast of Our Lady of 3 Oct to

Quezon C
La Naval[78] 12 Oct[78]
Pista ng 3 Oct to
Pasig City
Batampasig[78] 26 Nov[78]
Sinanggiyaw 4 Oct[78] Dumanjug
Festival[78]
Pagoda Festival(Feast
of Saint Francis of 4 Oct[78] Cardona, R
Assissi)[78]
5 Oct to
Kidapawan City Fruit 10 Oct,[78]
Kidapawa
Festival[20][78] or August (2nd
week)[20]
La Torre Festival[78] 6 Oct[78] Cardona, R
Harana sa Makati[78] 6 Oct[78] Makati Cit
Pagbiagan
Festival/Baggat Dekat 7 Oct to Solano, N
Festival and Solano 8 Oct[78] Vizcaya
Town Fiesta[78]
Feast of Our Lady of 7 Oct[78] Dipolog C
the Holy Rosary[78]
Bagabag Town Bagabag,

7 Oct[78]
Fiesta[78] Vizcaya
Eggstravaganza 8 Oct (2nd San Jose,

Festival[78] Friday)[78] Batangas
Malampaya 8 Oct to
Taytay, Pa
Festival[78] 12 Oct[78]
Bagius Festival[78] 8 Oct[78] Angeles C
Lubi-lubi Festival[78] 8 Oct[78] Glan, Sara
Charter Anniversary of
8 Oct[78] Koronada
Koronadal City[78]
Zamboanga Hermosa 10 Oct to Zamboan

Festival[20][78][79] 12 Oct[78][79] City[20]
10 Oct to
Kasanggayahan 17 Oct,[79] Sorsogon
Festival[78][79] or 17 Oct to Sorsogon
27 Oct[78]
Ting'udo Festival[78] 10 Oct[78] Makilala, C
Mambura
Karakol Festival[78] 10 Oct[78] Occidenta
Mindoro
Lutayan, S
Kanduli Festival[78] 10 Oct[78]
Kudarat
Kaimonan Festival[78] 10 Oct[78] Tagum Cit
Feast of La 11 Oct,[79] Quezon C

Naval[20][78][79] (2nd Sunday) Angeles C
Puerto Ga
Kaaldawan Iraya[78] 12 Oct[78]
Oriental M
Mambura
Feast of Nuestra
12 Oct[78] Occidenta
Señora del Pilar[78]
Mindoro
14 Oct to Dumague
Buglasan Festival[78]
23 Oct[78] Negros Or
14 Oct,[78]
Inug-og Festival[78][79] Oroquieta
or 15 Oct[79]
Octubafest[78] 14 Oct[78] Tacloban
Lisagan Festival[78] 15 Oct (3rd Magallane

Saturday)[78] del Norte
Inasal/Halad
15 Oct[78] Talisay, Ce
Festival[78]
Sagingan 16 Oct to Tubod, La

Festival[20][78][79] 17 Oct,[78][79] Norte
16 Oct to
22 Oct
Lanzones Mambajao
(3rd week),[78]
Festival[20][52][78][79] Camiguin
or (4th
week)[52][79]
16 Oct to Mansalay,
Pamugu-an Festival[78]
22 Oct[78] Mindoro
16 Oct to
Pinili Festival[78] Pili, Cama
26 Oct[78]
Calbayog Grand 16 Oct[79] Calbayog

Karakol[79]
17 Oct to Basud, Ca
Rahugan Festival[78]
24 Oct[78] Norte
19 Oct to Kapalong,
Musa Festival[78]
21 Oct[78] Norte
20 Oct to
Tugob Festival[96] Ormoc Cit
22 Oct[96]
20 Oct to
Enchanting Balete
24 Oct Balete, Ak
(culmination)
Leyte Gulf Landing Dulag

20 Oct[78]
Anniversary[78] Leyte
Cave Festival[78] 20 Oct[78] Laak, Com
Valley
Binalayan
(Binangonan sa Lawa
21 Oct Binangona
at Kawayan)
Festival[99]
Sunggod to Kumanga
21 Oct to
Tribal Inter-community Panabo C
22 Oct[78]
Solidarity Festival[78]
Coffee Festival[78] 21 Oct[78] Lipa City, B
Catadungan Festival 22 Oct to Virac,

(Padayaw)[20][78][79] 24 Oct[20][78][79] Catandua
Apo Iraya Festival[78] 23 Oct[78] Abra de Ilo

Occidenta
Mindoro
Sambuokan 24 Oct to Mati City,

Festival[78] 31 Oct[78] Oriental
24 Oct to
Pakaradjan Festival[78] Tagum Cit
31 Oct[78]
25 Oct to
Haw-as Festival Dumanga
28 Oct
Battle of Surigao Strait Surigao C

25 Oct[78]
Commemoration[78] del Norte
26 Oct to Banayban
Banayan Festival[78]
28 Oct[78] Oriental
26 Oct to Baganga,
Niyogan Festival[78]
29 Oct[78] Oriental
Kalibulongan[78] 27 Oct to Talaingod

28 Oct[78] Norte
Aeta Festival[78] 27 Oct[78] Botolan, Z
28 Oct to Laak, Com

Kahimonan Festival[78]
29 Oct[78] Valley
29 Oct to
Aswang Festival[78] Roxas City
30 Oct[78]
Hinugyaw sa Anilao[78] 31 Oct[78] Anilao, Ilo
Apo Fiesta[78] 31 Oct[78] Angeles C
October (1st
Halaran Festival[79][100] Roxas City
week)[79][100]
Universal Children's October (1st Dapitan C

October (1st
Tingguian Festival[78] Bangued,
week)[78]
Pyestang Tugak October (1st

San Ferna
(Frog Festival)[78] week)[78]
October
MassKara (Highlights on Bacolod
Festival[20][25][26][78][101] 4th Sunday) City[20]
[102]
Megayon Festival[79] October (3rd Tigbao, Za
week)[79] del Sur
October (last
Fiestang Kuliat
week),[20] Angeles C
(Tigtigan, Terakan
28 Oct to Pampang
Keng Dalan)[20][78]
29 Oct[78]
October
Calacatchara
(no definite Calaca, Ba
Festival[78]
date)[78]
October
Tinapa Festival[78] (no definite Rosario, C
date)[78]
October
Occidenta
Tamaraw Festival[78] (no definite
(provincew
date)[78]
La Naval Festival[78] October[78] nationwid
Raniag Twilight
October[103] Vigan City
Festival[103]
November
Name Date range
Sagad
Festival of Lights 1 Nov
Provin
Banaag Festival[104] 1 Nov[104] Anilao
Tumba Festival
2 Nov San L
(Candle Festival)
San C
Pintaflores 3 Nov to
Negro
Festival[20][53] 5 Nov[53][104]
Occid
San C
San Carlos City
4 Nov[104] Negro
Fiesta[104]
Occid
Kansilay Festival[20] 5 Nov to 13 Nov[20]
Angono Arts 5 Nov to

Angon
Festival[104] 25 Nov[104]
Negro
Negros Day[104] 5 Nov[104]
Occid
El Cinco de
Bago
Noviembre / Kansilay 5 Nov[104]
Occid
Festival[104]
Bagat Festival / Araw Sibag

6 Nov[105]
ng Sibagat[105] Sur
9 Nov to
Helobong Festival Lake S
15 Nov[104]
(Helubong)[104] Cotab
(2nd week)[20]
9 Nov to Duma
Sandurot Festival[104]
15 Nov[104] Negro
Visayas-Mindanao 9 Nov to Minda
Drum and Bugle 15 Nov[104] Cagay
Corps[104] City
Taw-anay Gugma[104] 11 Nov[104] Duma
Kalag-Kalag
13 Nov[53] Cebu
Festival[53]
Pandag-kitab Oriental
14 Nov[104] Calap
Mindoro[104]
Founding Anniversary Mamb

of Occidental 15 Nov[104] Occid
Mindoro[104] Mindo
La Union Surfing
17 Nov to San J
Invitational/Surfing
19 Nov[104] Union
Festival[104]
Kahilwayan 17 Nov[104] Santa

Festival/Cry of Santa Iloilo
Barbara[104]
18 Nov to
Urukay Festival[104] Anini-
19 Nov[104]
Baguio Arts
18 Nov[104] Bagui
Festival[104]
20 Nov to Mamb
Inilusan[104]
25 Nov[104] Capiz
Lapu-lapu City 21 Nov to

Lapu-
Fiesta[104] 22 Nov[104]
Kalimudan Isulan
21 Nov[104]
Festival[104] Kudar
Higantes Festival 22 Nov to Angon

(Feast of San 23 Nov[20][26][53][104]
Clemente)[20][26][53][104]
Guinakit of Rio Gr
22 Nov[20]
Maguindanao[20] Minda
Cordillera Festival[104] 22 Nov[104] Bagui
23 Nov to
Kabkaban Festival[104] Carca
29 Nov[104]
Benguet Foundation
23 Nov[104] Bengu
Day[104]
25 Nov to
Santa Ipon Festival[53] Santa
25 Dec[53]
Feast of Santa Mans

26 Nov[104]
Catalina[104] Mindo
Panangedayew[104] 27 Nov[104] Dagup
Feast of the
Puerto
Immaculate 29 Nov to 8 Dec[20]
City
Conception[20]
Day-ang Di Onga
30 Nov[53] Bagui
Festival[53]
Annual Pinatubo Trek

(A March to Peace 30 Nov[104] Capas
Tranquility)[104]
La Tri
Adivay[106][107] Nov[106][107]
Bengu
P'yagsawitan November (3rd Marag
Festival[20][53][104] week),[20][53] Comp
18 Nov to Valley
25 Nov[104]
Pagad
Kawayanan November (3rd
Zamb
Sur
November (last Olong

Binabayani Festival[53]
week)[53] Zamb
November (third
Crown Festival Taytay
week)
Tan-Ok ni Ilocano November (third Ilocos

Festival of Festivals week)
November (month-
Pas'ungko s'g Mis Occ Misam
long)
December
Part of Christmas
Name Date range
SumBingTik
(Suman, Bibingka, 1 Dec[108] Cainta, Rizal
Latik) Festival[108]
Luglugan - Pancit 1 Dec to

Malabon Cit
Malabon Festival[109] 10 Dec[109]
1 Dec to San Fernand

Rimat ti Amianan[109]
18 Dec[109] Union[109]
Kamundagan 1 Dec to Naga City, C

Festival[109] 31 Dec[109] Sur[109]
1 Dec to
Sinukwan Festival[109] San Fernand
7 Dec[109]
Hugyawan 1 Dec to Dumaguete

Dalansayaw[109] 7 Dec[109] Negros Orien
Pasigahan sa 1 Dec to Balingasag,

Balingasag[109] 7 Jan[109] Oriental
1 Dec to Manaoag,
Galicayo Festival[109]
9 Dec[109] Pangasinan
Kabakahan Padre Garcia

1 Dec[109]
Festival[109] Batangas
Kalamay Festival[109] 2 Dec[109] San Enrique
Fiesta de Los
2 Dec[109] Nasugbu, Ba
Toros[109]
3 Dec to
Yugyugan Festival[109] Pagsanjan, L
12 Dec[109]
Sinadya sa Halara 3 Dec to

Roxas City, C
Festival[109] 8 Dec[109]
Paskuhan sa 5 Dec (1st San Juan, Ba

Maraykit[109] Saturday)[109]
Christmas Symbols
6 Dec[109] Tangub City
Festival[109]
7 Dec to San Fernand

Pag-alad Festival[109]
8 Dec[109] Romblon
Pagoda and Caracol 7 Dec to

Malabon Cit
(Fluvial Parade)[109] 9 Dec[109]
Rungawan Festival 8 Dec Concepcion
Hinugyawan Festival 8 Dec Santa Maria
Fluvial Procession at 8 Dec to

Taal, Batang
Taal[109] 9 Dec[109]
8 Dec to Tudela, Cebu

Tag-anitohan[109]
9 Dec[109] Island)[109]
Rehiyon-Rehiyon[109] 8 Dec[109] Marikina Cit

Immaculate 8 Dec[109] Cotabato Cit
Conception Day[109]
Feast of Immaculate
Puerto Princ
Conception 8 Dec[109]
City[109]
(Burunyugan)[109]
San Teodoro Day and

San Teodoro
Immaculate 8 Dec[109]
Mindoro
Conception Feast[109]
San Teodoro
Coco Festival[109] 8 Dec[109]
Mindoro
San Teodoro
Adyawan Festival[109] 8 Dec[109]
Mindoro
Bonggahan sa Valencia City

10 Dec[109]
Valencia[109] Bukidnon
Pampanga Day[109] 11 Dec[109] San Fernand

Pampanga
Kasadyaan Festival 12 Dec to Dumaguete

(Mardi Gras)[109] 14 Dec[109] Negros Orien
Parayan Festival[109] 12 Dec[109] Pototan, Iloi
Festival of Lights &

12 Dec[109] La Carlota C
Music[109]
Pastores Bicol[109] 12 Dec[109] Legazpi City
Lambayok
12 Dec[109] San Juan, Ba
Festival[109]
14 Dec to Tanjay City, N

Bod-bod Festival[109]
16 Dec[109] Oriental
14 Dec to
San Fernando Giant
20 Dec,[109] San Fernand
Lantern
or (month Pampanga
Festival[20][26][109][110]
long)[110]
Kanyong Kawayan 14 Dec to Kidapawan C
Shariff Kabunsuan 15 Dec to Cotabato Cit

Festival[109] 19 Dec[109] Maguindana
15 Dec to
Pantatan Festival[109] Zarraga, Iloil
19 Dec[109]
15 Dec to
Lantern Festival[109] Bacolod City
31 Dec[109]
16 Dec to
Misa de Gallo[109] nationwide
24 Dec[109]
Iwag Christmas 16 Dec to

Pototan, Iloi
Lights Festival[109] 31 Dec[109]
Sorsogon Festival[109] 16 Dec[109] Sorsogon Ci
Palupok Bayong
18 Dec[109] Santa Barba
Festival[109]
Tultugan Festival[109] 21 Dec to Maasin, Iloil
27 Dec[109]
Araw ng
Montalban/Pamitinan 21 Dec[109] Rodriguez, R
Festival[109]
Christmas Food
22 Dec[109] Cebu City
Street Festival[109]
Maytinis Festival[109] 24 Dec[109] Kawit, Cavite
Kanyon-kanyon
Festival
25 Dec to
(Patunog-tunog Santa Barba
31 Dec[109]
Kanyon sa New
Year)[109]
25 Dec to
Pasidungog[109] San Miguel,
31 Dec[109]
Puto Festival[109] 26 Dec to Calasiao,
28 Dec[109] Pangasinan
Idioc Festival 27 Dec Cajidiocan, R
Handuraw 27 Dec to
Dapitan City
28 Dec to
Kaliugyon Festival[109] Libacao, Akl
1 Jan[109]
28 Dec to
Pawil Dagupan[109] Dagupan Cit
31 Dec[109]
Niños Inosentes Day

(Yawa-yawa 28 Dec[109] Ibajay, Aklan
Festival)[109]
29 Dec to
Horse Festival[109] Plaridel, Bula
30 Dec[109]
Rizal's Death 30 Dec[109] Dapitan City

Anniversary[109]
31 Dec to
Torotot Festival Davao City
1 Jan
Pakalog sa Pasig[109] 31 Dec[109] Pasig City
December
Kaluskos Bamboo
(month Cardona, Riz
Arch Festival[109]
long)[109]
December San Nicolas

Damili Festival[109]
(month long) Norte
Sanghiyang Festival Alfonso, Cav
World Costume
Vigan City
Festival
Buntal Hat
Baliuag, Bula
Festival[111]
See also
Christmas in the Philippines
Holy Week in the Philippines
Film festivals in the Philippines
Music festivals in the Philippines
Public holidays in the Philippines
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"Spanish-era Tradition Lives On;
Carmona, Cavite Raffles Off Lands for
Farmers" . Interaksyon.com.
Philippines News Agency. Archived
from the original on 8 December
2015. Retrieved 26 November 2015.
30. "Laguimanok Festival at Padre Burgos,
Quezon" . Provincial Government of
Quezon (official website). 18 February
2013. Retrieved 25 November 2015.
"The on looking crowd and dancers
from Hanguiwin Elementary school
form a sea of faces, multiplied by the
masks each student held. The group
won third place in the Laguimanok
Festival street dance contest last
February 13, 2013, part of Padre
Burgos, Quezon’s opening salvo to
celebrate their 96th founding
anniversary (Quezon PIO)"
31. Giron, Joselito M. (23 April 2013).
"Mall supports tourism program of
Quezon Province" . Ugnayan.com.
Philippine Information Agency.
Retrieved 25 November 2015. ""The
likes of ‘Lubid-Lubid’ Festival of
Tiaong, Quezon; ‘Laguimanok’ Festival
of Padre Burgos, Quezon; ‘Tebolan’
Festival of Jomalig, Quezon; ‘Pahiyas’
Festival of Lucban, Quezon and
‘Kaway’ Festival of Tagkawayan,
Quezon will be featured in a month-
long showcasing of festivals in SM
City," the governor said."
32. "PHLPost features Batangas'
"Mahaguyog Festival" in special
stamps" . Philippine Information
Agency. PHLPOST/RJB/JEG/PIA-NCR.
5 November 2015. Archived from the
original on 3 December 2015.
Retrieved 25 November 2015. "The
"Mahaguyog Festival" which is
celebrated every February, is derived
from the word that best describe the
town’s main products such as mais
(corn), halaman (plant), gulay
(vegetables) and niyog (coconut). The
festivities celebrate the abundance of
the place which is situated along the
slopes of Mt. Makiling and the Mt.
Malarayat mountain ranges. It also
highlights Sto. Tomas famous son,
General Miguel Malvar, the gallant
leader of the Filipino revolutionary
forces as a successful farmer, his
passion and love for agriculture in his
hometown, before and after his stint in
the revolutionary."
33. "Mahaguyog festival kicks off at Santo
Tomas, Batangas" . Balita.ph. 26
February 2013. Retrieved
25 November 2015. "SANTO TOMAS,
Batangas, Feb. 25 — Santo Tomas in
Batangas kicked off its 12-day opening
salvo Sunday for the "Mahaguyog
Festival" with the amateur singing
qualifying rounds in observance of the
347th town fiesta celebration which
falls on March 7. The celebration
started February 24 and will wind up
until March 7 for the feast day of Saint
Thomas Aquinas, the town’s patron
saint. Organizers for the Santo Tomas
celebration have scheduled the daily
mass and the novena owing to its
predominantly Catholic population."
34. "Festivals in the Philippines; March" .
National Commission for Culture and
the Arts. 20 April 2015. Retrieved
19 November 2015.
35. "Calendar of Festivities; March" .
original on 26 June 2015. Retrieved
19 November 2015.
36. "Festivals in the Philippines; April" .
19 November 2015.
37. "Parade to kick off Muntinlupa Day" .
The Philippine Star. 29 February 2004.
38. Comanda, Zaldy (5 March 2015). "8th
Kawayan Festival to highlight Abra
industry and culture" . Manila Bulletin.
"Bangued, Abra — It’s all systems go
for the biggest celebration of the
province – the 8th Kawayan (bamboo)
Festival and 98th Abra Foundation
Anniversary that kicks off today. The
27 municipalities will participate in the
colorful and unique Ilocano and
Tingguian culture of Abra – a show of
the rich cultural heritage of the
province spread out in four days. The
Kawayan Festival was conceived in
2007 by incumbent Governor
Eustaquio Bersamin when he pushed
for the utilization of the abundant
resource in the province – bamboo,
encouraging province mates with wide
idle lands to plant different varieties of
bamboo as livelihood."
39. "Calendar of Festivities; August" .
original on 24 October 2014.
40. "Strawberry Festival showcases La
Trinidad's strawberries, flowers" .
Philippine Information Agency. 22
March 2015. Archived from the
41. Comanda, Zaldy (5 March 2015).
"Strawberry Festival kicks off in
Benguet" . Manila Bulletin. Zaldy.
Retrieved 26 November 2015. "La
Trinidad, Benguet — The red
strawberries of this capital town will
take the spotlight from nearby Baguio
City’s flower festival in the month-long
Strawberry Festival in this capital town
of Benguet. ... The festival will also
feature strawberry cake festival and
strawberry baking and pastries
competition."
42. Villa, Cesar; Orejas, Tonette (23 March
2013). "Mango takes center stage in
Zambales fest" . Philippine Daily
Inquirer. Inquirer Central Luzon.
festival featured booths showcasing
the best of mango products of every
town: dried mangoes, wines, tart, jam,
candies and souvenir items."
43. Bayarong, Anthony (18 March 2013).
"Zambales to host mango festival" .
The Philippine Star. Retrieved
25 November 2015.
44. Lazaro, Freddie G. (30 March 2015).
" 'Tobacco Festival' promotes enduring
industry" . Manila Bulletin. Retrieved
25 November 2015. "Candon City,
Ilocos Sur — The promotion of the
country’s enduring tobacco industry
was highlighted in last weekend’s
"Tobacco Festival" in this city, which
was attended by thousands of visitors
and tourists. Candon City Mayor
Ericson Singson said he feels proud
that Candon – one of the two
component cities of Ilocos Sur – is
hosting the festival which lifts the
province’s image as the "Tobacco
Capital of the Philippines.""
45. "Calendar of Festivities; April" .
original on 4 January 2015. Retrieved
19 November 2015.
46. Punto Central Luzon (30 March 2011).
"Nueva Ecija introduces Kariton
Festival" (in English and Tagalog). the
Philippine Star. Retrieved
25 November 2015. "LICAB, Nueva
Ecija – Carabao-pulled carts, locally
known as kariton, have earned the
eyes of the Department of Tourism
(DOT) as a new material for local
tourism."
Provinces; Guimaras". Fast Facts
30 November 2015.
Provinces; Basilan". Fast Facts about
30 November 2015.
49. "Lemery town staging Sigpawan
Festival" . The Philippine Star. 29
March 2007. Retrieved 25 November
2015. "Lemery town in Batangas is
staging the Sigpawan Festival on April
8 to promote its agro-tourism. The
festival will showcase the rich culture
and natural resources of Lemery, with
booths displaying a variety of the
town's agricultural products, native
delicacies and its famous sinaing na
tulingan."
50. Hidalgo, Janice (27 November 2012).
"Malangsi Fishtival Draws Huge
Crowd" . Municipality of Bayambang
(official government website).
Archived from the original on 24
November 2015. Retrieved
24 November 2015. "This Year’s
Malangsi Fishtival which started on
the 8th of April was highlighted by the
Mutya Ng Liga Talent Night held at the
Public Plaza."
51. "LGU - Rosario - Profile" . Provincial
Government of La Union Official
Website. p. 1. Retrieved 26 November
2015. "From April 17 to 19, an Agri
Trade Fair is held to showcase
harvests of the Municipality. It is within
these dates that the Linubian Festival
is held which is named after a local
cassava and banana cake. A street-
dancing competition highlights the
event."
Provinces; Camiguin". Fast Facts
30 November 2015.
November" . National Commission for
54. "Festivals in the Philippines; May" .
19 November 2015.
Provinces; Cebu". Fast Facts about
30 November 2015.
56. "Festivals" . Official Website of the
Province of Isabela. pp. 1–2. Retrieved
25 November 2015.
57. "Calendar of Festivities; May" .
original on 22 September 2014.
58. "Vigan celebrates Viva Vigan
Binatbatan Festival of the Arts" .
Ilocos News. 16 May 2014. Retrieved
26 November 2015. "Viva Vigan
Binatbatan Festival of the Arts was
formally opened on May 1, 2014
(Labor Day) in a ceremony in front of
the marker of Isabelo De Los Reyes,
the father of Philippine Labor Union
Movement."
Provinces; Batangas". Fast Facts
30 November 2015.
60. Otero, Irene (8 June 2011). "Katagman
Festival" . Official Website of the
Municipality of Oton (government
2015. "KATAGMAN Festival is an
annual event celebrated every 1st
week of May. The celebration is
highlighted by the tribe contest, a
fusion of dance and theater
performance, blending choreography
with theatrical production. Highlighting
its identity is the introduction of a
uniformed and distinct dance step and
a mask – a replica of the golden mask
dugout in Barangay San Antonio in
1973 and is currently on display at the
National Museum. The celebration is
aimed at recognizing the historical
significance of this mask to the
community which has been fading in
the past years."
61. "Provincial Tourism Promotion;
Festivals" . Province of Catanduanes
62. "Nabas, the Priceless Experience" .
Province of Aklan (official government
2015. "BARIW FESTIVAL – It is a
festival showcasing the unique skills
of Nabasnon weavers of bags, mats
and hats made of indigenous bariw
leaves, and said to be the fast-growing
industry in the municipality. The
highlight of the celebration is a dance
performance by local talents and
ingenuity accompanied with the
aboriginal rhythm beat of the drums or
bamboo instruments."
Provinces; Bulacan". Fast Facts about
30 November 2015.
64. Ebreo, Ben Moses. "Nueva Vizcaya
presents 5th 'Ammungan' Festival" .
Regional Development Council -
Cagayan Valley Region (official
government website). Philippine
Information Agency. Retrieved
26 November 2015. "Dubbed 5th
Grand ‘Ammungan’ Festival from May
19 to 24, the event seeks to gather the
ethnic tribes of the province such as
the Isinai, Ibaloi, Kalanguya, Iwak,
Gaddang, Bugkalot, Kankanaey, Ifugao
including lowland inhabitants such as
the Ilocanos, Tagalogs and
Pangasinenses,among others."
65. Babiera, Lester G. (14 July 2014).
"Nueva Vizcaya mounts Ammungan
fest, celebrates diversity" . Philippine
Daily Inquirer. Retrieved 26 November
2015.
66. "Mammangi Festival" . City of Ilagan
Retrieved 26 November 2015. "Ilagan
also celebrates the Mammangi
Festival. Celebrated during the last
week of May; an Ybanag word
meaning the harvest or planting of
corn. It honors the farmers who are
the real foundation of Ilagan’s
economy and is celebrated as a
thanksgiving activity for a good
harvest."
67. "Tourist Attraction; Festival" .
Municipality of Marilao, Bulacan
"Halamang Dilaw Festival is celebrated
annually, during the month of May. In
Central Luzon, Bulacan's twin offerings
from its regional Singkaban are the
Halamanan Festival of Guiguinto and
the Halamang Dilaw Festival of
Marilao, which pay tribute to nature."
68. "Calendar of Festivities; June" .
69. Orolfo, Cyndi Jocelle E. (2 June 2015).
"Polangueños start counting down to
Pulang-Angui Fest" . Balita.ph.
"POLANGUI, Albay, June 1 (PNA) —
While the rainy days are upon
everybody as summer is dragging out
its final days, Polangueños have
something red planned to keep the
rainy blues away: the annual Pulang-
Angui Festival which will start on June
4."
70. "Festivals in the Philippines; June" .
19 November 2015.
71. Pavia, Joey (29 June 2015). "Old Apalit
folk honor 'Apung Iru' " . Sun.Star
Pampanga. Retrieved 26 November
2015. "APALIT -- The Pampanga river,
host to the 171-year-old annual
religious tradition in honor of this
town’s patron saint, is regarded as a
bringer of bountiful food harvests
during the Spanish period, Mayor
Oscar Tetangco, Jr. said at the start of
three-day festival on June 28.
Tetangco, ... said the old Apalit folk
during the middle of 1800s had
decided to hold the parade along the
third largest river in the country
because it "gives bountiful blessings"
to farmers and fisherfolk."
72. "Festivals in the Philippines; July" .
19 November 2015.
73. "Calendar of Festivities; July" .
original on 22 September 2014.
74. Questo, Annika (2 July 2015). "DavNor
celebrates Kadagayaan Festival
2015" . Rappler. Retrieved
24 November 2015. "Davao del Norte
kicked off on Wednesday, July 1, the
week-long Kadagayaan Festival,
alongside the celebration of the
province's 48th founding anniversary."
75. Enrico Miguel T., Subido (30 October
2011). "Catanduanes is for beach
bums, sports lovers and history
buffs" . The Philippine Star. Retrieved
26 November 2015. "The Catandungan
Festival is an interesting one, as it
serves to unify several other festivals
on the island. Since its inception in
1995, other municipal festivals have
begun celebrating their own
townships: from the Lasa Festival of
Caramoran, Dinahit of Pandan, Manok-
manok of Bagamanoc, Paray of Viga,
Kinis of Panganiban, Tinagcrosanof
Bato, Abaca of San Miguel, Badas of
Baras, Maparoy of Gigmoto down to
Calo of San Andres and Sarimagyo of
Virac. The Catandungan Festival aims
to amalgamate all these into one
celebration, and also serves to
demonstrate the local color and
divergence of the region."
76. "Catanduanes aims for Crab Capital
title" . Office of the President of the
Philippines (official government
website). 19 July 2011. Archived from
the original on 8 December 2015.
Municipality of Panganiban in
Catanduanes recently celebrated anew
its Kinis (crab) Festival, started in 2009
as thanksgiving when there was a
surge of crab production amidst
perennial typhoons."
77. "Declaring Wednesday, July 19, 2006,
as Special (non-working) Day in the
City of Digos, Davao del Sur" (PDF).
Official Gazette of the Republic of the
Philippines. July 2006. Retrieved
26 November 2015. "WHEREAS,
Wednesday, July 19, 2006, marks the
launching of the Padigosan Festival of
the City of Digos, Davao del Sur ..."
78. "Calendar of Festivities; October" .
original on 26 February 2015.
79. "Festivals in the Philippines; October" .
19 November 2015.
September" . National Commission for
81. "Calendar of Festivities; September" .
original on 14 June 2012. Retrieved
19 November 2015.
82. "Festivals in the Philippines; August" .
19 November 2015.
83. Vestil, Justin K. (17 August 2015).
"Bonga Festival organizers aim for
diversity" . Sun.Star Cebu. Retrieved
1 December 2015. "Bonga means fruit
in Cebuano. Bacaltos said that the
festival is a form of prayer to the
town’s patron saints for progress and a
bountiful harvest in terms of fruits,
vegetables and fish. ... The festival,
which shows Sibonga’s pride as a fruit-
planting town, is often done during the
town’s feast in honor of St. Philomena
and the Lady of the Pillar."
84. Pedalino, Marcelo M. (17 July 2012).
"Maasin to launch 'Ajonay Festival' on
12th Charter Day" . Ugnayan.com.
"Ajonay Festival," a mardi gras-like
activity depicting local culture will be
launched on August 10 during the 12th
Charter Day celebration. ... The term
"ajonay" refers to a long history of
tradition in the locality wherein
neighbors, friends, or relatives readily
lend a hand in times of need, such as
in burials, weddings, "panughok" or
asking the parents of a lady for her
hand in marriage, community projects,
and other social or personal
undertaking. (EOT/MMP,PIA8-Southern
Leyte)"
Provinces; Cotabato". Fast Facts about
30 November 2015.
86. Alfonso, Richmond Anthony (13
August 2015). "Kumbira 2015: Let's
talk ingredients" . Sun.Star Cagayan de
Oro. Retrieved 26 November 2015.
"The participants to the 19th edition of
the longest running culinary show and
live competitions were welcomed by
Nelia Lee, president of Cagayan de Oro
Hotel and Restaurant Association or
Cohara. ... Kumbira 2015 opened on
August 12 and will end today, August
14."
Provinces; Davao del Sur". Fast Facts
30 November 2015.
88. Obedencio, Ric V. (14 September
2012). "Bohol town promotes
Karomata Festival" . The Philippine
Star. Retrieved 26 November 2015.
89. Chiu, Rey Anthony H. (5 September
2012). "News Feature: Karomata Fest,
Trinidad's bold moves to street
dancing" . Ugnayan.com.ph. Philippine
Information Agency - Bohol. Retrieved
26 November 2015. "Festival
coordinator Aniceto Petarco said the
Karomata Festival was a highlight of
the town’s 65th Foundation Days
Anniversary celebrated every August
30-September 1."
90. "Festivals | City of San Jose Del Monte,
Bulacan, Philippines" . Retrieved
24 August 2019.
91. "San Jose del Monte celebrates 2nd
Tanglawan Festival" . Manila Standard.
Retrieved 24 August 2019.
92. Lopez, Ron (11 September 2015).
" 'Singkaban' Bulacan's way of
celebrating history, art" . Philippine
Daily Inquirer. Inquirer Central Luzon.
weeklong Singkaban Festival opened
here on Tuesday to highlight the
history, culture and tradition of the
437-year-old province of Bulacan."
93. Beleo, Erwin G. (31 August 2014).
"Chinese devotees celebrate festival of
'Ma-Tzu' " . Manila Bulletin. Retrieved
1 December 2015. "San Fernando City ,
La Union – Thousands of Chinese
devotees from different parts of the
country trooped to the Ma-Cho
Temple, here, on Saturday for the
annual celebration of the miraculous
Virgin of Caysasay or Ma-Tzu – a
Chinese deity of the Sung Dynasty. The
celebration started early in the
morning with a procession from Taal,
Batangas, where pilgrims traveled to
La Union carrying the six-inch image of
the Virgin which most Chinese believe
is the reincarnation of their “sea
goddess” (Ma-Tzu)."
94. CDIO-Magsaysay; Allada, Anthony S. (7
August 2015). "Davao Sur town
readies for Kialegnon Festival" .
Archived from the original on 8
December 2015. Retrieved
1 December 2015. "MAGSAYSAY,
Davao del Sur, Aug. 7 – Preparations
are underway for the next month’s 8th
Kialegnon Festival, a weeklong
celebration of the town’s cultural
richness and abundance of harvest."
95. Unson, John (1 September 2015).
"North Cotabato's Kalivungan fest
draws huge crowd" . The Philippine
Star. Retrieved 25 November 2015.
"KIDAPAWAN CITY, Philippines –
Thousands joined Tuesday's
"Kalivungan" merry-making at the
North Cotabato provincial capitol here
to mark the 101st foundation day of
the province."
96. Roa, Elvie Roman; Labro, Vicente S.
(28 October 2011). "Tugob fest
celebrates bounty in Ormoc" .
Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved
26 November 2015. "It was a
celebration of thanksgiving. Lively
festival music reverberated in the air
of Ormoc City on Oct. 22, as the city
celebrated the 2nd Tugob Festival.
Clad in colorful attires, the festival
participants stomped their feet on the
ground, raised their arms, slapped
their thighs, clapped their hands and
shouted in unison as they thanked the
Lord for a bountiful harvest and for
bestowing the city an array of natural
resources."
97. "Balete Enchanting Fest highlights on
Oct. 24" . The Daily Guardian.
Philippine Information Agency. 9
October 2013. Archived from the
Retrieved 26 November 2015. "KALIBO
– Balete town in Aklan is gearing up
for the highlights of the month-long
"Enchanting Festival" celebration this
October 24. Councilor Patrick Lachica,
one of the event organizers, said the
activities started last September 24
and will culminate on October 24
during the feast of St. Raphael the
Archangel. ... The Enchanting Balete
Festival showcases tree creatures
such as fairies, "kapre," and dwarves."
98. "Enchanting Balete" . Province of
Aklan (official government website).
"ENCHANTING BALETE – This is also
Balete’s own annual civic and religious
fiesta emphasizing on the rich culture
and traditions of Baleten-ons."
99. "Uncover Binangonan via Binalayan
Festival" . The Official Website of
Municipality of Binangonan
(government website). Archived from
the original on 8 December 2015.
"Binangonan as a nestle of lake "lawa"
and bamboo "kawayan" introduces to
the world its BINAngonan sa LAwa at
kawaYAN "BINALAYAN" Festival which
... showcases bamboo products and
other marine merchandises exclusively
made at the leading edge of
Binangonan’s culture and economy."
Provinces; Capiz". Fast Facts about
30 November 2015.
101. "MassKara Festival 2019: Ultimate
Guide for First-Timers" .
ExperienceNegros. 2019-08-11.
102. "MassKara Festival Highlight Schedule
Permanently Set" . ExperienceNegros.
2017-05-29. Retrieved 2019-09-19.
103. Lazaro, Freddie G. (27 October 2015).
"Flight of sky lanterns kicks off Vigan's
'Raniag Twilight Festival 2015' " .
Manila Bulletin. Retrieved
25 November 2015. "Vigan City, Ilocos
Sur — Hundreds of sky lanterns were
set aloft to light up the Sunday night
sky in this World Heritage Village and
kick off the weeklong celebration of
this year’s "Raniag Twilight Festival
2015." The flight of sky lanterns,
staged at the Jardin de Caridad, is part
of the local people’s tradition of giving
light to the spirits of departed loved
ones. Consequently, it has become an
attraction for tourists."
104. "Calendar of Festivities; November" .
original on 27 February 2015.
105. "Bagat Festival of the Municipality of
Sibagat" . agusandelsur.gov.ph.
106. Caluza, Desiree (23 November 2011).
" 'Adivay': From clan gathering to
Benguet feast" . Philippine Daily
Inquirer. Inquirer Northern Luzon.
Retrieved 26 November 2015. "LA
TRINIDAD, Benguet—From a simple
gathering of family members, the
"Adivay" (an Ibaloi term meaning
coming together) has become the
bond that continues to forge unity and
cooperation among the tribes of
Benguet. On Saturday, the province
opened the Adivay Festival by offering
at least 23 native pigs and two cows
to the spirits of their ancestors and
native gods in a "canao" (native feast)
as thanksgiving. Ibaloi, Kalanguya and
Kankanaey from 13 towns gathered in
this capital for a day of merrymaking
and a celebration of their culture and
tradition."
107. Comanda, Zaldy (7 November 2015).
"Monthlong 'Adivay Festival' of
Benguet begins" . Manila Bulletin.
Retrieved 26 November 2015. "Adivay,
a local word which means "coming
together," is a cultural tradition among
the Ibaloi and Kankana-ey tribes of
Benguet who gather to celebrate their
heritage and the blessings showered
upon the province."
108. "Proclamation No. 1167, s. 2015
(Declaring Tuesday, 1 December 2015,
as a Special (non-working) Day in the
Municipality of Cainta, Province of
Rizal)" . Official Gazette of the
Republic of the Philippines. 24
November 2015. Retrieved
26 November 2015. "WHEREAS, the
Municipality of Cainta, Rizal marks the
celebration of its "Sumbingtik Festival"
on Tuesday, 1 December 2015; ..."
109. "Calendar of Festivities; December" .
December" . National Commission for
111. Balabo, Dino (3 May 2009). "Baliuag
celebrates buntal weaving" . The
Philippine Star. Retrieved
24 November 2015. "The "Buntal
Festival" celebration is highlighted by a
job fair, painting contest, concerts,
buntal hat Santacruzan, street
dancing, search for Lakambini ng
Baliuag, and exhibits of products
made from woven buntal fibers."
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This is a list of festivals in the Philippines,

Fiestas in the Philippines can be religious,

Lingayen Gulf 9 Lingayen, Commemor

1st to San Pablo

Minasa 2nd Bustos,

Sinulog 3rd Cebu, Cebu Honours the

Batan Ati-Ati 3rd Batan,

Feast of San Honours the

Dinagyang 4th Iloilo City, Honours the

Dinagsa Ati- Cadiz,

Santo Niño de Honours the

World War II World War II

Pista Sintura[19] February Cotabato City

February (2nd Amadeo,

Paraw Regatta February (3rd Iloilo City

Chinese New February

The Philippine February nationwide

Pedrista Festival First Sunday / Quezon City

National Arts 1 Feb to

Lavandero 1 Feb to Mandaluyong

Pamulinawen 2 Feb to Laoag City

Feast of Our Lady Jaro, Iloilo

Kali-Kalihan 6 Feb[19] Salvador

Fiesta Tsinoy[19] 6 Feb[19] Legazpi City

Kalesa Festival 7 Feb Laoag City

Pagoda sa Daan &

Davao Chinese 9 Feb to

Mandaluyong 9 Feb[19] Mandaluyong

Pabalhas sa Candoni, Neg

Tinagba Iriga City

Palanyag Festival 12 Feb Parañaque Ci

Pamaypay ng 12 Feb[19] Caloocan City

Sambalilo Hat 13 Feb to Parañaque

Feast Day of Santa

Pasayaw 14 Feb to Padre Burgos

Suman Festival 14 Feb to

Ollalion (Ullalim) 14 Feb,[21] Tabuk City

Serenata[19] 14 Feb[19] Pasay City

Sorteo Grand 16 Feb to Carmona,

Mutya ng Caraga[19] 20 Feb[19] Butuan City

Sampaguita 21 Feb to San Pedro Cit

Wow Araw ng 22 Feb to CARAGA

Mahaguyog 24 Feb to Santo Tomas

Sibug-Sibug 24 Feb[19] Ipil, Zamboan

Nangkaan Maigo, Lanao

Maniambus 27 Feb[19] Negros

Sambayan 28 Feb to Tobias Fornie

Part of Holy Week

Island Garden City March (1st

Hinatdan March (2nd Cebu City

Witches March (Holy

Payvanuvanuan March to April

Banga Anniversary 1 Mar to Banga, South

Tinikling 1 Mar to 6 Mar Malaybalay C

Araw ng Tagum 1 Mar to

Puerto Princesa 4 Mar[35] Puerto Princ

Ses'long 5 Mar to T'Boli, South

Kamayadan 6 Mar to Norala, South

Bulawan 6 Mar to Nabunturan,

Abrenian Kawayan 6 Mar to Bangued, Ab

9 Mar,[26] Region XII

Penetensiyahan[35] 9 Mar[35] Rosario, Bata