Clark Special Economic Zone

Early February

An annual tournament of balloonist from various countries. Features aerosport shows, kite flying, games, live bands and exhibitions.

Jaro, Ilo-ilo

2nd Week of February

People go to Quiapo Church, Manila to honor the miraculous wooden black statue of Jesus Christ carried by male devotees during the procession.

Tanjay City

Month long

Major festival of romance to highlight Valentine’s Day.

Laoag City

February 7 to 10

Features a colorful floral parade and celebrates the Feast of William, the toem’s patron saint.

La Union

Februray 7 to 10

Musical extravaganzas, trade fairs and pageants featuring show business and celebrity personalities.

Bicol

Feruary 11

A harvest festival in which coincides with the feast day of Our Lady of Lourdes. Main feature is a parade of colorful and grandiosely decorated bull carabao carts

Las Pinas

A 10 day cultural event which features international classical performers and utilizes the ancient bamboo organ of St. Joseph’s Parish Curch, Las Piñas.

Bayawan City

February 17

Giant, paper mache scarecrows highlight their roles as guardians of Bayawan City crops.

February 26

A celebration of cultural and religious harmony between Christians and Muslims in this most cosmopolitan of Philippine cities. Marks the date when Zamboanga became a city.

Baguio City

Fourth Week

It's flower season in the city of Pines - perfect timing for an all-out fiesta in the streets. The Baguio folk take a break on these days to revel in the cool climate and the unique culture of the city. Multi-hued costumes are worn, mimicking the various blooms of the highland region (or any of its 11 ethnic tribes). These are flowerbeds - masked, of course, as the Panagbenga parade floats.

Santiago City

February 1 – 28

Folk traditions in music, dance and play and a painting contest featuring home grown talents.

Paranaque City and Metro Manila

February 1 – 28

Parañaque and Metro Manila celebrates cityhood with dance contests.

Town of Baler in Aurora Province

Third Week

The festival highlights the varied rice cake delicacies.

General Santos City

Fourth Week

A celebration of the harmonious co-existence of numerous cultural and religious communities.

Pasig City

last Sunday

Celebrates the native duck (itik).

Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay

February 17 to 26

Sibug – Sibug Festival is celebrated during their foundation day on the province of Sibugay on February 26, with colorful Ethnic Street dancing with rituals illustrating good harvest, wedding and healing rituals. During the festival, it endorses it’s number one product which is the oyster or talaba in tagalong which has been known to be the biggest, juiciest, and meatiest oysters in the country.