Fun Foodie Friendly Iloilo

Anilao’s Banaag Festival transformed the Iloilo Sports Complex into a dazzling display of light and unity.

The word “banaag, meaning “light”' or “glimmer,” recalls a time when torches were…

The Kahilwayan Festival gave a heart-wrenching performance of Santa Barbara’s pivotal role in the Philippine Revolution. It commemorated the town's revolutionary legacy and the first raising of…

The Kasag Festival of Banate entertained the festival goers with a witty performance as they paid homage to the blue swimming crab, the town’s marine bounty.

The stage at the Iloilo Sports…

The two-time defending champions Tultugan Festival captivated the crowd with a masterful display of artistry as they showcased the bamboo at the very core of Maasin’s identity and economic growth…

Bingawan’s Pagnahi-an Festival commemorates the “Pagnahi-an,”  an early communal longhouse established by the town’s pioneers.

Notable for its unique construction where partitions were…

The Salakayan Festival treated spectators to a dramatic retelling of the successful repelling of Moro raiders by the residents of Miagao.

While today’s celebrations are artistic, the…

Experience the heart of San Rafael at the Tawili Festival!

Coined after the Hiligaynon word for “bayanihan,” “Tawili” represents the power of volunteerism and collective action. It is a…

Jimanban Festival gave spectators at the Iloilo Sports Complex a glimpse of the town’s history as it honors New Lucena’s former name.

Jimanban stemmed from the local term “nagapanghimanban…