Festivals and Other Celebrations

It is celebrated every 9th day of April in remembrance of the fall of Bataan to the Japanese in 1942.

Catholics celebrate it on the first day of November.

During the month of August, we celebrate it. Also, it reminds us to love and promote our own Filipino language.

We celebrate it every 30th day of December.

It is named “Queen of Filipino Festivals” because it features beautiful ladies and colorful arcs.

Muslims celebrate the end of the month-long fasting on it.

Every year, both the devotees and the government prepare for the large number of people in Quiapo for it.

From February 17 to March 3, people flock to Baguio City for it.

It is celebrated in Marinduque during Holy Week.

This festival in Dagupan is held every month of April. It celebrates the Bonuan bangus or milkfish that can be caught in the area.

Bacolod City celebrates it every third Sunday of October.

At Christmas time, this festival in San Fernando City, Pampanga is also held.

It is considered the most important Catholic celebration. They joyfully remember the birth of Jesus Christ.

Every 30th of November, we celebrate it.

This festival in Lucban is celebrated every 15th of May.

It is celebrated every 12th day of June. It was proclaimed by Filipino revolutionary forces general Emilio Aguinaldo on 1898, in Kawit, Cavite, Philippines.

Every 3rd Sunday of January, this festival is celebrated in Kalibo, Aklan.

We celebrate it every first day of May.

On this day, we celebrate the bravery, courage, and heroism of the named and unnamed Filipinos who fought for Philippine freedom.

It is a holy month for Muslims. It is done every ninth month of the Muslim calendar.