| Festival |
Duration
| Place |
Description |
| LANZONES FESTIVAL
OF TALISAY CITY |
October 1 | Talisay City, Negros
Occidental
|
A thanksgiving celebration of Brgy.
Conception, City of Talisay, the home of sweet lanzones, rambutan,
mangosteen and durian. |
| AMIHAN FESTIVAL
|
October 1- October
2 | Pulupandan, Negros Occidental |
Annual fiesta
of Brgy. Zone 5. |
| WOW DABAW |
October 1- October
15 | Davao City |
A major promotional
activity showcasing the various tourist destinations/products
of the Davao region. |
| LA NAVAL FESTIVAL
|
October | Nationwide |
A celebration
in honor of the Nuestra Señora del Santisimo Rosario. |
| FIESTANG KULIAT
|
October | Angeles
City |
A month-long celebration
of the twin fiestas of Angeles City, namely La Naval and Fiestang
Apu. |
| ZAMBOANGA HERMOSA
FESTIVAL |
October 1- October
12 | Zamboanga City |
The "City
of Flowers" celebrates its grand annual festival featuring
the "vintas" (colorful native sailboats) in a fast-
paced regatta, cultural and flower shows, art exhibits and trade
fairs. |
| PISTA NG GUBAT
|
October 1 | Pandan,
Antique |
This event is
an annual celebration of the biodiversity of Northwest Panay
in the hope of increasing awareness and conservation in the
Peninsula. |
| KINILAW FESTIVAL
|
October 2 | Surigao
City |
A festival showcasing
different styles in preparing a “Kinilaw” (raw fish
delicacy). It also features the variety of fish, seafoods and
other marine products in the locality. |
| PAGODA (Feast
of St. Francis of Assissi) |
October 04 |
Cardona, Rizal |
An annual procession
to ask the Lord Almighty for a bountiful and blessed lake through
the intercession of St. Francis of Assisi. |
| SINANGGIYAW FESTIVAL
|
October 4 | Dumanju,
Cebu |
The name Sinanggi-yaw
is taken from two old Cebuano words, Sinanggi meaning abundance
of harvested agricultural products of our farmers and Sayaw
meaning dance. Through street dancing and field presentation,
performers shall dance merrily bringing all the Sinanggi-performance
focused on three aspects: planting, harvesting and thanksgiving |
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