Wedding In The Sky

Presenting clothes made from abaca, ramie and pineapple down to the accessories made from shells, wood, beads, clay, brass and other indegenious materials were also on display. Commencing the evolution of Filipino costumes per region.

The people of San Nicolas celebrate the festival with street dancing and promoting maliputo in as their source of income also its growing contribution to their industry.

Residents of Calumpang, Liliw, Laguna celebrate this festivity for five days with grand street dancing showcasing their sweet santol and lanzones grown and raised in their locality.

Held every 7th day of September wherein a group of street dancers parade in indigenous materials. An exhibit of bamboo products is likewise done in the town plaza.

The Parada ng Kakanin celebrates the foundation day of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu. Kakanin refers to the food delicacies of a region. After the parade, people partake of the delicacies for free.

This is a celebration of the ingenuity and craftsmanship of our own SAPATEROs. It gives due importance to their hardship and the local shoe industry itself.

It is a yearly celebration in Sariaya where they honor of Sto. Cristo de Burgos.

It features civic parade, street dancing, beauty pageant, the Los Baños Science Community open house and exhibits, Mt. Makiling eco-challenge, palarong pinoy, buco pie fest, sayawang bayan and other events.

A festival showcasing the main industry of the town, embroidery of barong tagalog. The festivity is culminated by a street dancing competition.

In a laid-back municipality of Lobo in Batangas, celebrates Anihan Festival anually. It is the way how folks of Lobo thank the God Almighty for their rich resources and bountiful harvests.