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The Makatapak Festival is the signature festival of Bacolor, Pampanga, held every November during the town fiesta. "Makatapak" means barefoot in Kapampangan, and true to its name, participants...
Read MoreThe MassKara Festival is Bacolod City's world-famous festival of smiles, held every October since 1980. Born during a time of crisis in the sugar industry, the festival answered hard times wit...
Read MoreGapan City in Nueva Ecija is known as the Tsinelas Capital of the Philippines, and every August it celebrates its shoemaking pride with the Tsinelas Festival. Local workshops in Gapan produce...
Read MorePasigarbo sa Sugbo is Cebu's own "festival of festivals," held in August for the Cebu provincial founding anniversary. Cities and towns from across the province send their champion contingents...
Read MoreThe Pintados-Kasadyaan Festival is the biggest festival of Tacloban City, Leyte, held every June in honor of the Señor Santo Niño. "Pintados" was the name Spanish colonizers gave to the...
Read MoreFlores de Mayo is the beloved Philippine devotion to the Virgin Mary held throughout the month of May, when children and young ladies offer flowers at the altar every afternoon. Its most...
Read MoreFestivals are among the most colourful expressions of community life in the northern Philippines. Across Northern Luzon, towns and cities mark the year with celebrations built around patron...
Read MoreAliwan Fiesta is often called the Philippines' "festival of champions": every April, winning contingents from the country's biggest festivals — Sinulog, Dinagyang, Panagbenga and more —...
Read MorePanagbenga is Baguio City's flower festival, held every February since the mid-1990s to revive tourism after the 1990 Luzon earthquake. Its name is a Kankanaey term often translated as "seaso...
Read MoreBefore there was a New Clark City fiesta, there was Clark. The Philippine Hot Air Balloon Fiesta at Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga was the country's original "weekend of everything that flies...
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