Feasts used by religious followers to honor other Gods
Non-religious festivals
Focused on the cultural heritage of a country
Categories of festivals
Religious festivals
Non-religious festivals
Kadayawan festival
Celebrated in Davao City
Festival of Thanksgiving for the gifts of nature, the wealth of culture and the bounties of harvest and Serenity of living
Derived from Dabawenyong word madayao, meaning good, valuable and superior
Religious festivals
Feasts used by religious followers to honor other Gods
Moriones Festival
Held during the Holy Week in the western side of Marinduque
Morion means mask or visor that covers the wearer's face, which is part of the medieval Roman armor worn in biblical times
Costume must be worn every day for a whole week, except during night time
Ati-atihan Festival
Held on the third week of January every year on the second Sunday after epiphany in Kalibo, Aklan province on the island of Panay
Festival in honor of the santo niño
Celebrated by rejoicing and energetic merriment on the streets
Named after the ATI, the indigenous natives of the island
Non-religious festivals
Focused on the cultural heritage of a country
Sinulog Festival
Celebrated in the city of Cebu
Commemorates the acceptance of the Filipino people of Christianity, more specifically Catholicism, to replace their belief in animalism
Native dance of sinulog
Kadayawan festival
Celebrated in Davao City
Festival of Thanksgiving for the gifts of nature, the wealth of culture and the bounties of harvest and Serenity of living
Derived from Dabawenyong word madayao, meaning good, valuable and superior
Masskara Festival
Celebrated every third weekend of October or on the closest weekend to October 19 in Bacolod City
Dramatizes the steadfast characterized of the Negrenses and symbolizes what the city of Smiles, Bacolod City do best, putting on a smiling face even with face with challenges
Moriones Festival
Held during the Holy Week in the western side of Marinduque
Morion means mask or visor that covers the wearer's face, which is part of the medieval Roman armor worn in biblical times
Costume must be worn every day for a whole week, except during night time
Panagbenga Festival
Held in Baguio, the summer capital of the Philippines
English name is the Blooming Flowers Festival
Month-long annual celebration of a tribute to the city's beautifully grown flowers
Celebrated in the month of February
Ati-atihan Festival
Held on the third week of January every year on the second Sunday after epiphany in Kalibo, Aklan province on the island of Panay
Festival in honor of the santo niño
Celebrated by rejoicing and energetic merriment on the streets
Named after the ATI, the indigenous natives of the island
Santacruzan
One of the most popular celebrations in May
Also celebrated with flower offerings for the Blessed Virgin Mary in Catholic churches
Sinulog Festival
Celebrated in the city of Cebu
Commemorates the acceptance of the Filipino people of Christianity, more specifically Catholicism, to replace their belief in animalism
Native dance of Sinulog
Kadayawan festival is celebrated in Davao City in August
Masskara Festival
Celebrated every third weekend of October or on the closest weekend to October19 in Bacolod City
Dramatizes the steadfast characterized of the Negrenses and symbolizes what the cityofSmiles, Bacolod City do best, putting on a smiling face even with face with challenges
Panagbenga Festival
Held in Baguio, the summercapital of the Philippines
English name is the Blooming Flowers Festival
Month-long annual celebration of a tribute to the city's beautifullygrownflowers
Celebrated in the month of February
Santacruzan
One of the most popular celebrations in May
Also celebrated with flower offerings for the Blessed Virgin Mary in Catholicchurches
Kadayawan festival is celebrated in Davao City in August