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🎉 Fiesta calendar · Mindanao

Town fiestas and festivals across the Philippines, month by month: every city and town of Cebu, Bohol, Siquijor and Negros Oriental, and the big festivals of every region.

⚠️ Fiesta dates can move (for Holy Week, a Sunday, or local decisions). Check with the parish or the town hall before you travel.

January 2 fiestas

  1. third week of January (Santo Niño feast; varies)Butuan City, Agusan del Norte · Kahimunan Festival
    Patron: Señor Santo Niño
    Source notesSources show the street dance on Jan 19-20 in the cited years; no source states a fixed Sunday rule.
    1 2
  2. third Sunday of January (week-long)Pagadian City, Zamboanga del Sur · Pasalamat Festival
    Patron: Señor Santo Niño    1 2

February 2 fiestas

  1. 27General Santos City, South Cotabato · Kalilangan Festival
    Source notesGeneral Santos is a highly urbanized city.
    1 2
  2. February, usually the last weekTagum City, Davao del Norte · Musikahan sa Tagum
    Source notes2025 edition Feb 17-23.
    1 2

March 1 fiestas

  1. 10Malaybalay City, Bukidnon · Kaamulan Festival
    Source notesMarch 10 = traditional Bukidnon founding date (1917); MindaNews 2013: foundation day moved to September but Kaamulan kept its schedule.
    1 2

June 2 fiestas

  1. 17Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur · Naliyagan Festival
    Source notesAgusan del Sur provincial festival at the Government Center, Prosperidad.
    1 2
  2. 26Lamitan City, Basilan · Lami-Lamihan Festival
    Source notesOne search summary (TPB/embassy pages) gave April 14-16; MindaNews/SunStar coverage puts it in June, kept June.
    1 2

July 2 fiestas

  1. 18Koronadal City, South Cotabato · T'nalak Festival1 2
  2. 25Dapitan City, Zamboanga del Norte · Kinabayo Festival
    Patron: St. James the Greater (Señor Santiago)    1 2

August 3 fiestas

  1. 28Cagayan de Oro City, Misamis Oriental · Higalaay Festival
    Patron: St. Augustine    1 2
  2. third week of August (activities through August)Davao City, Davao del Sur · Kadayawan Festival
    Source notesDavao City is a highly urbanized city.
    1 2
  3. August (moved to October in some years when fruit was scarce)Kidapawan City, Cotabato · Timpupo Fruit Festival1 2

September 3 fiestas

  1. 29Iligan City, Lanao del Norte · Diyandi Festival
    Patron: St. Michael the Archangel    1 2
  2. first week of SeptemberGeneral Santos City, South Cotabato · Tuna Festival
    Source notesDate rule from Wikipedia (marked); proclamation link from search results.
    1 2
  3. September (city fiesta of San Nicolas de Tolentino)Surigao City, Surigao del Norte · Bonok-Bonok Maradjaw Karadjaw Festival
    Patron: San Nicolas de Tolentino
    Source notesExact day not confirmed in a source seen (search budget ran out).
    1 2

October this month 3 fiestas

  1. 12Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del Sur · Zamboanga Hermosa Festival (Fiesta Pilar)
    Patron: Nuestra Señora del Pilar
    Source notesZamboanga City is a highly urbanized city (independent of the province).
    1 2
  2. 29Mati City, Davao Oriental · Sambuokan Festival
    Source notes2025 edition cancelled after the October 2025 earthquakes.
    1 2
  3. third week of OctoberMambajao, Camiguin · Lanzones Festival
    Source notesSingle source (Tourism Promotions Board), seen via search result only; province-wide festival centred on Mambajao. Verify yearly dates.
    1

November 1 fiestas

  1. November, around the province's founding anniversary (November 22)Sultan Kudarat, Sultan Kudarat · Kalimudan Festival
    Source notesProvince-wide (lgu field = province). Exact days set yearly.
    1 2

December 1 fiestas

  1. mid-December (about December 15-19)Cotabato City, Maguindanao del Norte · Shariff Kabunsuan Festival
    Source notesCotabato City is independent of the province; listed under Maguindanao del Norte geographically.
    1 2

Compiled from LGU and provincial tourism pages, Philippine news outlets and, where marked, Wikipedia. Every entry links its sources. (2026-10-06) · Sinulog 2027 → · ♥ Love the Philippines →