Festivals Collection
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Buyboy festival (Tiger Grass)
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Tiger grass or locally called “buyboy” which grows well in the cool climate of Sitio Dueg, Barangay Maasin was introduced by the Igorots who migrated in the sitio where the first sprouts originated from Benguet. The production only started some time in year 2005 with a small parcel of uncultivated land by these migrants to try on producing buyboy in the area. They’ve seen the possibility of mass production of buyboy that can supplement the materials used for the famous Baguio City brooms.
Belenismo Festival - Tarlac city
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In Tarlac province, the holiday season will not be complete without the yearly “Belenismo”, which brings out the creativity of municipalities, churches, and communities to create colorful, life-sized belen structures out of simple materials. In 2007, a province-wide festival displaying creativity, unity (bayanihan), ingenuity, and Filipinos’ love on celebrations was born.
Inuruban and Chicharon Festival - Camiling
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Camiling hosts Iniruban and Chicharon Festival. Held every last week of October, it is coupled by colorful and artistic presentations and street dances by different schools in Camiling. The festival was established in 2000.
Kanlahi Festival
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The KanLAHI Festival is a grand celebration of the cultural diversity of the Province of Tarlac highlighted in the events as a celebration of our rich history and culture. It will be an occasion to bring together all Tarlaqueños.
Lames Festival - La Paz
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There was really “more fun in La Paz” during its town fiesta celebration dubbed as “Lames Festival.”
Harvest Festival - Mayanatoc
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A harvest festival, also Thanksgiving, is an annual celebration that occurs around the time of the main harvest of a given region.
Mais Festival
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The town of San Manuel is a typically rural community located at the northernmost horn of the Province of Tarlac
Malatarlak Festival
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The Malatarlak Festival takes its name from the a variety of grass that is native to the Luzon area.
Mayabong Festival - San Jose
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San Jose, Tarlac will be having a 3-day Festival entitled “Mayabong Festival” that will be held at the open grounds at the municipal of San Jose on April 16-18, 2015. The participants will be male and female ages 13-21 from all the barangays of San Jose.This festival’s mission is to showcase the different talent, beauty and creativity of the participants.
Panagyaman Festival - pura
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The Panagyaman Rice Festival is celebrated in April every year. It’s a Filipino festival that highlights the contributions of agriculturalists to maintaining and strengthening the Philippine rice industry, an integral sector of the country’s economy.