Cultural dances performed with the strong beat of percussion instruments by the people in the community sharing the same culture.

types of festival dance

Are done in honor of a certain religious icon or saint of a particular place.

Celebrated in thanksgiving or celebration of people's industry or bountiful harvest.

Held annually in ____ in honor of the Santo Niño (Holy Child or Infant Jesus) in several towns of the province of aklan, panay island name: place of origin:

dark skinned people or old inhabitants of kalibo, aklan. Ati-Atihan derived from the name of these people hence the black face.

mother of all festivals, the longest festival in the ph which dated all the way back to 1200 years ago.

An annual festival held during _____; it refers to the masked and costumed penitents who march around the town for seven days. name: place of origin:

Shows and symbolizes the death and resurrection of jesus christ.

A landmark celebration in ____, held every ________ in honor of the Sto. Niño (child Jesus). name: place of origin:

the oldest sto niño in the ph which was gifted by magellan to raja humabon during 1520. this was the reason why christianity was introduced in the ph.

One of the country’s biggest and most colorful harvest festivals in the Philippines. It celebrates an event to honor San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of farmers place of origin:

birthday of san isidro labrador.

It is an annual thanksgiving celebration for the bountiful harvest of their sweet lanzones during the ——-. place:

bangus festival is a ten-day celebration taking place in _____ every ____. The festivities include an array of sports competitions, fairs, and street parties. And of course, the festival is full of culinary demonstrations, tastings, and contests.

bangus capital of the ph/

The celebration of positivity or optimism in which the images of colorful and cheerful masks help the community people to become resilient in their problems.

city of smiles

It celebrates a tribute to the beautiful flowers that bloom in their community, further, a way of expressing their gratitude by means of floral offering in which the floats are covered with flowers to highlight the parade.

why did panagbenga become a festival?