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The MassKara Festival is the famous festival of Bacolod City, Negros Occidental, celebrated every October. Its name combines "mass", for many, and "kara", for face - a festival of many faces,...
Read MoreThe MassKara Festival is Bacolod City's famous festival of smiles, held every October. It began in 1980, when the sugar industry crisis and a tragic sea disaster struck Negros, and the city...
Read MoreThe Giant Lantern Festival, known in Kapampangan as Ligligan Parul, is the signature Christmas festival of the City of San Fernando, Pampanga. Barangays compete with giant lanterns - parul -...
Read MoreThe Kadayawan Festival is Davao City's grand thanksgiving celebration, held every August in honor of the city's bountiful harvest, rich culture, and its indigenous peoples and Moro communities...
Read MoreThe Kuraldal is one of Pampanga's oldest dance devotions. In this tradition, devotees dance through the streets for hours — swaying, hopping, and singing in prayer — believing that the...
Read MoreAliwan Fiesta bills itself as the festival of festivals: each year, champion contingents from fiestas across the Philippines converge on the CCP Complex in Pasay to compete for the grand...
Read MoreThe Ati-Atihan Festival in Kalibo, Aklan, on the island of Panay, is one of the Philippines' best-known celebrations in honour of the Santo Niño, the Child Jesus. Participants with faces...
Read MoreThe Feast of the Black Nazarene is one of the largest Catholic devotions in the Philippines, celebrated every January in Quiapo, Manila. Its centerpiece is the Traslacion, the solemn processio...
Read MoreEvery December, the City of San Fernando in Pampanga lives up to its title as the Christmas Capital of the Philippines with the Giant Lantern Festival, or Ligligan Parul. The 2012 edition once...
Read MoreSinukwan Festival 2012: A Vibrant Celebration of Kapampangan Heritage The Sinukwan Festival takes place annually in San Fernando, Pampanga, every December. It's a week-long extravaganza. This...
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