The colorful festivals of Region 8
A day-long celebration of music, dance, and pride, held on June 29th. Inspired by Imelda Marcos' vision in 1974, this festival is a showcase of the city's rich heritage and resilience.
Get ready to witness the vibrant cultural celebration of Pintados Festival 2025 in Tacloban City, Leyte! This iconic event is steeped in history and tradition, showcasing stunning costumes and festivities in June.
The Embajada Festival is celebrated every second week of January in Catarman and Catubic, Northern Samar. The festival remembers the conflict between Christians and Muslims that was brought about by the Spanish occupation. The celebration is highlighted with a fluvial procession.
Experience the vibrant culture of the Agta tribe at the Agta Festival, hosted by the Local Government Unit of Bobon, Northern Samar. The festival showcases the tribe's rich heritage through traditional music, dance, food, and other colorful activities.
The Kadayaw Festival, celebrated during the first full moon of the year, showcases Pambujan’s vibrant history and cultural heritage. This annual event not only honors the town’s roots but also serves as a way to seek divine blessings and promote cultural identity.
Join the festive celebration of Sinumalig Festival every January 15th, honoring Señor Santo Niño. Witness a dazzling display of traditional dance and vibrant street parade in Malitbog, Southern Leyte.
Discover the rich history behind the Lingganay Festival, a vibrant celebration rooted in the Waray culture. The festival's name originates from the Waray word for 'bell', reflecting its significance in the community.
The event showcases creative uses of coconut by-products, from accessories to home decor, highlighting the fruit's many wonders beyond copra.
In Hilongos, Leyte, experience the Alikaraw Festival's enchanting celebration on December 31st, a year-end tradition honoring imaginative petal fairies who bring forth blooming flowers with their mesmerizing magic.
Join the vibrant Buyogan Festival in Leyte, celebrated every October, featuring cultural performances, street dances, and more!
This ancient Waray-Waray celebration honors the concept of unity and togetherness, with colorful parades, lively performances, and delicious local cuisine.
This joyous celebration marks the town's founding anniversary and takes place every January 25th, with a week-long calendar of activities. A non-working holiday awaits on this special day!
Join the vibrant Pahoy-Pahoy Festival in Calbiga, Philippines, and experience the region's rich cultural heritage.
The Manaragat Festival is an event that showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines, while also promoting sustainable development and community engagement.