Ati-atihan festival kalibo,Aklan 3rd weekend/Sunday of july where people go to the streets parading their traditional costumes and weapons, and painting their bodies black. Participants march and dance in the town, matched with loud drumbeats.
Sinulog Festival Cebu City (Third week/Sunday of January) The event will consist of a street party, dancing, and performing locals in traditional costumes.
Dinagyang Festival Iloilo City (Fourth weekend of January) It’s when Iloilo takes the street festivals to the next level. The city converts all its streets into a massive open-air festival and everyone is invited.
Pangbenga Festival Baguio City (February) This month highlights the season of blooming flowers, at the same time, this is also to commemorate our rise from the disastrous 1990 earthquake in Luzon.
Moriones Festival Marinduque (Holy Week/March or April) Moriones is the celebration of the life of St. Longinus whose eye was healed by the blood of Christ. Morion refers to the helmet of the people dressed as Roman soldiers, while Moriones refers to the people who dress as these Roman soldiers
Pahiyas Festival Lucban, Quezon (May 15) May 15 is when the locals of Lucban decorate their houses extravagantly with vibrant and lively colours.
