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🎉 Fiesta calendar · Visayas

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 18 fiestas

  1. 13Jimalalud, Negros Oriental · Sinulog de Jimalalud (Hambabalud Festival)
    Patron: Santo Niño (Holy Child)
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Wikipedia: annual fiesta Jan 13-15; dumaguete.com: Hambabalud on Jan 13.
    1 2 3
  2. 16Cortes, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Santo Niño (Holy Infant)
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  3. 16Valencia, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Santo Niño (Holy Infant)
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  4. 17Carmen, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Anthony Abbot
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  5. 20Borbon, Cebu · Tuba Festival
    Patron: St. Sebastian (San Sebastian)
    Source notesWikipedia + NUSTAR guide (non-news).
    1 2 3
  6. 24Mabinay, Negros Oriental · Langub Festival
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Cave-inspired festival in the Poblacion (dumaguete.com). Parish is Santo Niño (gcatholic) but the opened sources do not tie Langub to the patronal fiesta.
    1
  7. 29Ubay, Bohol · Ubay-Ubay Festival
    Patron: Santo Niño
    Source notesWikipedia only; a private guide says fourth week of January.
    1
  8. 29Ubay, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Santo Niño (Holy Infant)
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  9. late January (dates set yearly by the provincial government)Bohol, Bohol · Ubi Festival
    Source notesJan 29-31 (2019), Jan 28-31 (2020), Jan 26-30 (2023); some years a second edition was held.
    1 2
  10. second Sunday of January (week before Cebu City's Sinulog)Carmen, Cebu · Sinulog sa Carmen
    Patron: Santo Niño
    Source notesSunStar: held since 1974 (began 1973 as Ati-atihan). Wikipedia also says the date was later moved to the Sunday following the feast — conflicting; check locally. | Cebu Provincial Tourism festival calendar (https://tourism.cebu.gov.ph/festivals/_payload.json) gives Sinulog sa Carmen Festival on fourth Sunday of January — conflicts with the value kept here.
    1 2
  11. third Sunday of JanuaryCebu City, Cebu · Sinulog (Fiesta Señor)
    Patron: Señor Santo Niño de Cebu
    Source notesFiesta Señor (religious, Augustinians/Basilica) and Sinulog (cultural, Sinulog Foundation/city) fall on the same Sunday.
    1 2 3
  12. last Saturday of JanuaryGetafe, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Santo Niño (Holy Infant)
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  13. fourth Sunday of January (Ati tribes competition)Iloilo City, Iloilo · Dinagyang Festival
    Patron: Santo Niño    1 2
  14. third Sunday of January (highlights on the third weekend)Kalibo, Aklan · Ati-Atihan (Kalibo Santo Niño Ati-Atihan Festival)
    Patron: Santo Niño    1 2
  15. January, on the eve of the Traslacion (week before Fiesta Señor; 2nd week of January)Mandaue City, Cebu · Panagtagbo sa Mandaue
    Patron: Holy Family
    Source notesWikipedia: 'every 2nd week of January on the eve of the Traslacion'. Inquirer headline: 'Mandaue's Panagtagbo Festival to complement Sinulog'. | Cebu Provincial Tourism festival calendar (https://tourism.cebu.gov.ph/festivals/_payload.json) gives Panagtagbo Festival on May 4 — conflicts with the value kept here.
    1 2
  16. third Friday of JanuaryPoro, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Santo Niño
    Source notesWikipedia only (Poro, Cebu). Conflict: Wikipedia 'Festivals of Cebu' lists Panagbagat Festival in October for Our Lady of the Rosary. A search summary also mentions a January 'Tagbo Festival' (unverified).
    1
  17. third Friday of JanuaryPresident Carlos P. Garcia, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Santo Niño (Holy Infant)
    Source notesWikipedia list: third Friday of January; bohol.ph: January 16.
    1 2
  18. January (second week per Wikipedia)Tagbilaran City, Bohol · Ubi Festival
    Source notesProvincial tourism office lists it as a Bohol festival in January; venue Tagbilaran not stated there.
    1 2

February 8 fiestas

  1. 10Catmon, Cebu · Budbod Kabog Festival
    Patron: St. William the Hermit (San Guillermo de Aquitania)
    Source notesWikipedia only (no news page opened).
    1 2 3
  2. 10Dalaguete, Cebu · Utanon Festival
    Patron: San Guillermo    1 2 3 4
  3. 10Dalaguete, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: San Guillermo (St. William of Aquitaine / the Hermit)
    Source notesWikipedia: fiesta 9 and 10 February. Freeman headline 'Dalaguete declares February 9-10 holidays' (2022) seen in search only (403). Patron name from Wikipedia; tourism page names San Guillermo de Aquitania Church.
    1 2
  4. 11Dagohoy, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of Lourdes
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph: February 11 (Lourdes feast day); Wikipedia's Dagohoy article says February 10.
    1 2 3
  5. 18Bayawan City, Negros Oriental · Tawo-Tawo Festival
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Proclamation 1150 (2026) declared Feb 18, 2026 a special day for Tawo-Tawo. Visayan Daily Star reported 2026 festivities on Feb 16-17. Main parish is St. Thomas of Villanueva (gcatholic); a separate patronal fiesta date was not found.
    1 2 3 4
  6. 27Jagna, Bohol · Pandayan Festival
    Patron: Saint Joseph the Worker
    Source notesBarangay Lonoy parish anniversary.
    1 2
  7. third weekend of FebruaryIloilo City, Iloilo · Paraw Regatta
    Source notesVilla Beach, Arevalo district.
    1 2
  8. first Sunday of FebruaryLoon, Bohol · Kasadyaan sa Napo
    Patron: Holy Child
    Source notesBarangay Napo.
    1 2

March 6 fiestas

  1. 16Basay, Negros Oriental · Kapaw Festival
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Harvest festival (dumaguete.com). Parish patron St. Nicholas of Tolentino (gcatholic); patronal fiesta date not found.
    1
  2. 19Canlaon City, Negros Oriental · Pasayaw Festival
    Patron: St. Joseph
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Proclamation 484 (2024): March 19 special day for Pasayaw Festival. Patron St. Joseph (the Worker) from the Canlaon City LGU page as shown in search results (page returned 404 on direct fetch). dumaguete.com: 'days before or after the 18th of March'.
    1 2 3
  3. 19San Francisco, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Joseph
    Source notesParish fiesta March 19 (parishph.com directory). Wikipedia (Festivals of Cebu) gives the festival as the third Sunday of March.
    1
  4. second week of MarchGinatilan, Cebu · Hinatdan Festival
    Patron: Saint Gregory the Great    1 2 3 4
  5. second week of March (varies)Ginatilan, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Gregory the Great (San Gregorio Magno)
    Source notesArchdiocese of Cebu: fiesta Mass on March 16, 2026. Hometown of St. Pedro Calungsod.
    1 2
  6. March, around St. Joseph's day (March 19); Wikipedia says third Sunday of MarchSan Francisco, Cebu · Soli-soli Festival
    Patron: St. Joseph
    Source notesSources disagree: March 19 (festival sites) vs third Sunday of March (Wikipedia). | Cebu Provincial Tourism festival calendar (https://tourism.cebu.gov.ph/festivals/_payload.json) gives Soli-Soli Festival on March 15 — conflicts with the value kept here.
    1 2

April 13 fiestas

  1. 5Bindoy, Negros Oriental · Libod-Sayaw Festival
    Patron: St. Vincent Ferrer
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Wikipedia: Libod-Sayaw is the highlight of the town fiesta (no date given). June 17 is Charter Anniversary (Proclamation 1302, 2026), not the fiesta.
    1 2 3
  2. 25Santa Catalina, Negros Oriental · Pakol Festival
    Patron: St. Catherine of Alexandria
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Proclamation 843 (2025): April 25, 2025 special day for the town fiesta. dumaguete.com: Pakol Festival annually April 24 in honour of Sta. Catalina de Alejandria. Patron also in Wikipedia.
    1 2 3
  3. 27Corella, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Nuestra Señora del Villar (Our Lady of the Village)
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  4. 27Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu · Kadaugan sa Mactan
    Source notesHistorical commemoration with a reenactment at Liberty Shrine, Barangay Mactan; not a patronal feast.
    1 2 3
  5. 27Medellin, Cebu · Katubhan Festival
    Patron: Santo Niño
    Source notesWikipedia only; a search snippet said April 26–27. Weak sourcing.
    1 2
  6. April (one week, set yearly)Bacolod City, Negros Occidental · Panaad sa Negros Festival
    Source notesProvincial festival of Negros Occidental at Panaad Park; Apr 17-23 (2023), Apr 15-21 (2024).
    1 2
  7. late April (Wikipedia: April 27–28)Jagna, Bohol · Calamay Festival
    Source notesWikipedia only.
    1
  8. last week of AprilLa Libertad, Negros Oriental · Pandanyag Festival
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Harvest festival (pandan, bananas). Patron and patronal fiesta date not found.
    1
  9. Easter Sunday (moves with Holy Week)Minglanilla, Cebu · Sugat Kabanhawan Festival
    Patron: Risen Christ
    Source notesMonth = usual (March or April). Minglanilla is billed as Cebu's Easter capital.
    1 2 3 4
  10. third Saturday of April (eve) / third Sunday of AprilSantander, Cebu · Tostado Festival
    Patron: Saint Gabriel the Archangel
    Source notesSunStar: 'every third Saturday of April … on ante-vesperas'; provincial data and Wikipedia: third Sunday of April.
    1 2 3 4
  11. third Sunday of April (festival on the eve)Santander, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Gabriel the Archangel
    Source notesPatron from SunStar/Wikipedia. Date rule from tourism/Wikipedia.
    1 2
  12. last week of AprilSibulan, Negros Oriental · Yag-yag Festival
    Patron: St. Anthony of Padua
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Negros Now Daily places Yag-yag in Barangay Cangmating (land-crab spawning); dumaguete.com ties it to St. Anthony. The Sibulan town fiesta (St. Anthony, reportedly June 12-13 per an Inquirer article that could not be opened, HTTP 403) is NOT included - see missing.
    1 2
  13. Holy Week (highlight on Black Saturday)Siquijor, Siquijor · Healing Festival
    Source notesBarangay San Antonio, Siquijor town; since 2009; moves with Easter. Region: NIR since 2024 (formerly Central Visayas).
    1 2

May 39 fiestas

  1. 1Tagbilaran City, Bohol · Saulog Festival
    Patron: Saint Joseph the Worker
    Source notesCity fiesta festival.
    1 2
  2. 1Tagbilaran City, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Joseph the Worker
    Source notesProvincial tourism office, VERA Files, Wikipedia and bohol.ph agree.
    1 2 3 4
  3. 3Larena, Siquijor · Cano-an Festival
    Patron: St. Vincent Ferrer
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Provincial tourism site: fiesta May 2-3, Cano-an May 1 plus 'Kan-anan ni Juan'; blog puts Cano-an on May 3.
    1 2 3
  4. 4Alburquerque, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Monica
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  5. 4Mabini, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Monica
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  6. 4Pinamungajan, Cebu · Pinamuohan (Pamuhuan) Festival
    Patron: St. Monica
    Source notesBegun 2008 (Wikipedia). SunStar spells it 'Pamuhuan'.
    1 2 3
  7. 4Pinamungajan, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Monica
    Source notesCebuano Studies Center May 4: 'Fiesta of Pinamungahan, Cebu'; Wikipedia (Pinamungajan) says the town keeps St. Monica's old memorial May 4 instead of Aug 27. Wikipedia 'Festivals of Cebu' says August 27 — conflict; May 4 is better sourced.
    1 2
  8. 5Maribojoc, Bohol · Enting-enting Festival
    Patron: Saint Vincent Ferrer
    Source notesVERA Files describes the dance devotion; date from Wikipedia.
    1 2
  9. 5Maribojoc, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Vincent Ferrer
    Source notesWikipedia list: May 5 (also Enting-enting festival day). bohol.ph lists November 24. Kept May 5.
    1 2
  10. 8Mandaue City, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Joseph (San Jose)
    Source notesWikipedia only. Old Mantawi Festival street dance was held with the May fiesta (May 7) before being replaced by Panagtagbo.
    1
  11. 8San Miguel, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Michael the Archangel
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  12. 10Calape, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Vincent Ferrer
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  13. 10San Jose, Negros Oriental · Ayuquitan Festival
    Patron: St. Joseph the Worker
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Wikipedia: town fiesta May 10, Ayuquitan Festival May 7. Patron from gcatholic. Charter Day May 9 (Proclamation 1229, 2026) is separate.
    1 2
  14. 15Bilar, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Isidore the Farmer
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  15. 15Lazi, Siquijor · Saging (Banana) Festival
    Patron: St. Isidore the Farmer
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas.
    1 2 3
  16. 15San Fernando, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: San Isidro Labrador
    Source notesMay 15 from Cebu Daily News (seen via search result only; 403 on fetch). SunStar 21 May 2017 places Sikoy-sikoy 'in time for San Fernando's fiesta'. Conflict: Wikipedia (Festivals of Cebu) lists Sikoy-sikoy Nov 17-21.
    1 2
  17. 15San Isidro, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Isidore the Farmer
    Source notesbohol.ph: May 15; Wikipedia list says May 29. Kept May 15 (feast of San Isidro Labrador).
    1 2
  18. 15Tabogon, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: San Isidro Labrador (St. Isidore the Farmer)
    Source notesUSC Cebuano Studies Center 'Today in the history of Cebu' May 15: 'Fiesta of Tabogon, Cebu'. Patron from SunStar (2023). Wikipedia (Festivals of Cebu) gives May 20 for Sanggi.
    1 2
  19. 15Trinidad, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Isidore the Farmer
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  20. 15Tubigon, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Isidore the Farmer (San Isidro Labrador)
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  21. 15Vallehermoso, Negros Oriental · Kanglambat Festival
    Patron: St. Isidore the Farmer
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Wikipedia: annual town fiesta May 15; dumaguete.com: Kanglambat on May 15 for St. Isidore Labrador. Charter day Jan 1-2.
    1 2
  22. 15Zamboanguita, Negros Oriental · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Isidore the Farmer
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Wikipedia only. A UCA News parish directory snippet gave the parish feast as May 25 (page not openable) - check before publishing.
    1 2
  23. 16Moalboal, Cebu · Kagasangan Festival
    Patron: Saint John of Nepomuk    1 2 3 4
  24. 16Moalboal, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint John of Nepomuk (San Juan Nepomuceno)    1 2 3
  25. 16San Remigio, Cebu · Lapyahan Festival
    Patron: St. John Nepomucene (San Juan Nepomuceno)
    Source notesPatron is not San Remigio.
    1 2 3
  26. 19Candijay, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Joseph
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  27. 24Guihulngan City, Negros Oriental · Guihulugan (Cara-Bell) Festival
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Wikipedia: every May 24; dumaguete.com: May 25. Patron saint not found. Charter Day July 14 is a separate holiday.
    1 2
  28. 26Bogo City, Cebu · Kuyayang Festival
    Patron: St. Vincent Ferrer
    Source notesSunStar (May 2023): city renamed its festival from Pintos to Kuyayang (courtship folk dance). Older sources (Wikipedia Bogo) still say Pintos Festival.
    1 2 3
  29. 26Bogo City, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Vincent Ferrer (San Vicente Ferrer)
    Source notesWikipedia: two fiestas, April 5 (liturgical feast, religious only) and May 26–27 (main). SunStar 2023: Pintos Festival used to be every May 26 with the feast of St. Vincent Ferrer.
    1 2
  30. 27Garcia Hernandez, Bohol · Sinugboan Festival1 2
  31. 30Liloan, Cebu · Rosquillos Festival
    Patron: San Fernando Rey (St. Ferdinand III)
    Source notesMay 30 from Wikipedia; SunStar 2023 festival held Sat May 27 within the 176th fiesta. | Cebu Provincial Tourism festival calendar (https://tourism.cebu.gov.ph/festivals/_payload.json) gives Rosquillos Festival on May 17 — conflicts with the value kept here.
    1 2
  32. movable: feast of the Holy Trinity (Wikipedia: 'in May')Loay, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Santísima Trinidad (Most Holy Trinity)
    Source notesWikipedia list and bohol.ph say 'movable'; Wikipedia Loay article says 'in May'. Exact local rule not confirmed.
    1 2 3
  33. May 23–24Loboc, Bohol · Bolibongkingking Festival
    Source notesProvincial tourism office links it to Our Lady of Guadalupe.
    1 2
  34. third week of May (May 20-21 per resort listing)Maria, Siquijor · Lubi Festival
    Patron: Our Lady of Divine Providence
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Provincial tourism site: third week of May; resort listing May 20-21; blog May 21/24.
    1 2 3
  35. May, with the town fiesta (Wikipedia: November 17-21)San Fernando, Cebu · Sikoy-sikoy Festival
    Patron: San Isidro Labrador
    Source notesSunStar (May 2017) ties it to the May fiesta; Wikipedia's November date conflicts.
    1 2 3
  36. May, around the town fiesta (held May 20 in 2023)Tabogon, Cebu · Sanggi Festival
    Patron: San Isidro Labrador
    Source notesSunStar 24 May 2023: revived after years of hiatus, held May 20, 2023; was replaced for a time by 'Pausbaw Festival'. Wikipedia lists May 20.
    1 2 3
  37. last Saturday of MayTalibon, Bohol · Abundayon Festival
    Patron: Most Holy Trinity
    Source notesWikipedia only; held on the town fiesta.
    1
  38. last Saturday of MayTalibon, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Most Holy Trinity (Santísima Trinidad)
    Source notesWikipedia list: last Saturday of May (set by the curia for balikbayans); bohol.ph: May 29.
    1 2
  39. May 6–15Tubigon, Bohol · Tanda Festival
    Patron: San Isidro Labrador    1 2

June 18 fiestas

  1. 12Toledo City, Cebu · Hinulawan Festival
    Patron: St. John of Sahagun (San Juan de Sahagun)
    Source notesNot June 24 (St. John the Baptist).
    1 2 3
  2. 13Sikatuna, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Anthony of Padua
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  3. 13Tayasan, Negros Oriental · Pasalamat sa Tayasan Festival
    Patron: St. Anthony of Padua
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Single private-portal source for the date; patron confirmed by gcatholic parish list.
    1 2
  4. 13Tuburan, Cebu · Tubod Festival
    Patron: St. Anthony of Padua
    Source notesCelebrates the town's springs ('tubod'); staged since 2006 per Wikipedia (Tuburan, Cebu), seen via search result.
    1 2 3
  5. 13Tuburan, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Anthony of Padua
    Source notesSunStar Pasigarbo 2023 list (Tubod Festival, Saint Anthony de Padua, June 13) and Wikipedia agree.
    1 2
  6. 24Garcia Hernandez, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint John the Baptist
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  7. 24Tabuelan, Cebu · Ani-anihan Festival
    Patron: St. John the Baptist
    Source notesHarvest thanksgiving festival.
    1 2 3
  8. 24Tabuelan, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. John the Baptist
    Source notesWikipedia gives June 24; The Freeman (Philstar) 'Try Tabuelan' seen via search result only (403 on fetch); SunStar confirms patron John the Baptist.
    1 2 3
  9. 28San Isidro, Bohol · Agbunan Festival
    Source notesCivic/foundation celebration.
    1 2
  10. 29Bantayan, Cebu · Palawod Festival
    Patron: Sts. Peter and Paul
    Source notesWikipedia only. Search snippets (unconfirmed source) say the fiesta is June 28–29 and June 30 is the civic 'Bantayan Day'; Palawod founded 2001.
    1 2
  11. 29Loboc, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Peter the Apostle
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  12. 29Tacloban City, Leyte · Pintados-Kasadyaan Festival
    Patron: Señor Santo Niño    1 2
  13. 29Tacloban City, Leyte · Sangyaw Festival
    Patron: Señor Santo Niño
    Source notesRevived festival, runs alongside Pintados-Kasadyaan.
    1 2
  14. 30Inabanga, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Paul the Apostle
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  15. June (second Sunday of June per Wikipedia)Aloguinsan, Cebu · Kinsan Festival
    Patron: St. Raphael the Archangel
    Source notesNamed after the kinsan (dotted grouper). SunStar 14 June 2010 report confirms a June festival.
    1 2 3 4
  16. second Sunday of June (Wikipedia); Cebuano Studies Center lists October 24Aloguinsan, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Raphael the Archangel
    Source notesConflict: Wikipedia (Aloguinsan) 'town fiesta is celebrated every 2nd Sunday of June in honor of St. Raphael'; Cebuano Studies Center Oct 24 entry 'Fiesta of Aloguinsan, Cebu' (seen in search results only, page 404 on fetch) — Oct 24 is St. Raphael's traditional feast. Needs local check.
    1 2
  17. June 17–24Catigbian, Bohol · Katigbawan Festival1 2
  18. first two weeks of June (per Wikipedia)Tudela, Cebu · Katunggan Festival
    Source notesMangrove festival; separate from the Dec 8 fiesta. Date from Wikipedia only. | Cebu Provincial Tourism festival calendar (https://tourism.cebu.gov.ph/festivals/_payload.json) gives Katunggan Festival on December 8 — conflicts with the value kept here.
    1 2

July 14 fiestas

  1. 16Balilihan, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of Mount Carmel
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  2. 16Enrique Villanueva, Siquijor · Pamukad Festival
    Patron: Our Lady of Mount Carmel
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Weakest entry: dates only from a resort listing and a travel blog (provincial site gives none); patron from Wikipedia and gcatholic. Jul 16 = Our Lady of Mount Carmel feast.
    1 2 3
  3. 24Badian, Cebu · Banig Festival
    Patron: Saint James the Great    1 2 3 4
  4. 25Badian, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint James the Great (Santiago Apostol)    1 2
  5. 25Batuan, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint James
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  6. 25Compostela, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. James the Apostle (Señor Santiago Apostol)
    Source notesFestival name conflicts: Caballo Festival (until 2012) → Queseo Festival from July 24, 2013 (The Freeman); Wikipedia 'Festivals of Cebu' lists 'Kumbira'. Current name not confirmed. | Cebu Provincial Tourism festival calendar (https://tourism.cebu.gov.ph/festivals/_payload.json) lists Kumbira Festival, January 17.
    1 2
  7. 25Sogod, Cebu · Panagsogod Festival
    Patron: St. James the Apostle
    Source notesWikipedia + SunStar (Pasigarbo 2023 contingent list) + Inquirer.
    1 2 3 4
  8. 25Sogod, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. James the Apostle (Santiago Apostol)
    Source notesInquirer 'This Week's Festivals July 22-28, 2018' (seen via search result; page blocks fetch) and Wikipedia (Festivals of Cebu) agree.
    1 2
  9. 25Tanjay City, Negros Oriental · Sinulog sa Tanjay
    Patron: St. James the Greater
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Negros Now Daily (proclamation): July 25 non-working day for Sinulog sa Tanjay; TPB: last week of July. dumaguete.com gives July 24 and Wikipedia gives main events July 23-24. July 25 (official) kept.
    1 2 3 4
  10. 26Alicia, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Joachim
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  11. 26Barili, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Anne
    Source notesCebuano Studies Center July 26: 'Fiesta of Barili, Cebu'; SunStar names patron 'St. Anna'.
    1 2 3
  12. end of JulyAmlan, Negros Oriental · Wayboga Festival
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. dumaguete.com: celebrates the smoke-free community (secular). Parish patron is St. Andrew the Apostle (gcatholic); patronal town fiesta date not found. A search snippet attributed a Budyas Festival (June 29, Sts. Peter and Paul) to Amlan - not confirmed on any opened page.
    1
  13. late July, with the town fiestaBarili, Cebu · Panumod Festival
    Patron: St. Anne
    Source notesManila Times 30 July 2024: celebrated 'last weekend'. Wikipedia lists July 26.
    1 2 3
  14. month of July (Tagbilaran Charter Day July 1 to Bohol Day July 22)Tagbilaran City, Bohol · Sandugo Festival
    Source notesCommemorates the 1565 blood compact; formerly held in March.
    1 2

August 19 fiestas

  1. 9Sibonga, Cebu · Bonga Festival
    Patron: Saint Philomena and Our Lady of the Pillar
    Source notesProvincial tourism data and Wikipedia: Aug 9; SunStar 2015 festival held Aug 9. Conflict: SunStar Pasigarbo pages say 'every year on October 12'.
    1 2 3
  2. 10Sibonga, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Philomena (secondary patroness; titular patroness Our Lady of the Pillar)
    Source notesSunStar: main fiesta shifted from Oct 12 (Our Lady of the Pillar, still marked with Masses) to Aug 10 (St. Philomena) in the early 20th century.
    1 2
  3. 14Dauis, Bohol · Panagat sa Dauis
    Patron: Our Lady of the Assumption
    Source notesWikipedia only.
    1
  4. 15Dauis, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of the Assumption
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  5. 16Asturias, Cebu · Lalin Festival
    Patron: St. Roch
    Source notesDate from Wikipedia; SunStar confirms the festival name (settlement/migration history).
    1 2 3
  6. 16Asturias, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Roch (San Roque)
    Source notesCebuano Studies Center Aug 16: 'Fiesta of Asturias, Cebu'. Patron St. Roch only from Wikipedia (Festivals of Cebu) — not confirmed by a news/LGU source.
    1 2
  7. 16Cordova, Cebu · Dinagat Festival
    Patron: San Roque (St. Roch)
    Source notesFishing-culture street dance with the San Roque fiesta. | Cebu Provincial Tourism festival calendar (https://tourism.cebu.gov.ph/festivals/_payload.json) gives Dinagat Festival on August 10 — conflicts with the value kept here.
    1 2
  8. 19Abuyog, Leyte · Buyogan Festival
    Source notesSingle source (Tourism Promotions Board).
    1
  9. 22Minglanilla, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Immaculate Heart of Mary
    Source notesCebu Daily News (seen via search result; page 403 on fetch): fiesta Aug 22, not a declared local holiday.
    1
  10. 23Alcoy, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Rose of Lima (Santa Rosa de Lima)
    Source notesWikipedia also mentions a May 3 Santa Cruz fiesta in Daan-Lungsod (barangay-level).
    1 2
  11. 28Alcantara, Cebu · Bahandi Festival
    Patron: Saint Augustine    1 2 3 4
  12. 28Alcantara, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Augustine of Hippo
    Source notesAlcantara Wikipedia page has no fiesta info.
    1 2
  13. 28Carmen, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Augustine of Hippo
    Source notesWikipedia only.
    1
  14. 28Panglao, Bohol · Hudyaka sa Panglao
    Patron: Saint Augustine    1 2
  15. 28Panglao, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Augustine
    Source notesAll agree; Hudyaka sa Panglao on the same day (provincial tourism office).
    1 2 3
  16. 28Sagbayan, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Augustine
    Source notesBoth Wikipedia and bohol.ph list two dates, May 4 and August 28; August 28 is St Augustine's feast.
    1 2
  17. 28San Juan, Siquijor · Bugwas Festival
    Patron: St. Augustine of Hippo
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Provincial tourism site: Aug 28; Coco Grove resort listing: Aug 24-25; travel blog: Bugwas Aug 27-30. Bugwas first held 2006 (Wikipedia). Tubod (barangay) fiesta Mar 18-19 for St. Joseph.
    1 2 3
  18. 30Daanbantayan, Cebu · Haladaya Festival
    Patron: Santa Rosa de Lima
    Source notesSince 2003; 'Halad kang Datu Daya'. Parish elevated to shrine on Aug 30.
    1 2 3
  19. late August (Aug 23 per Wikipedia; provincial tourism data lists Aug 30)Alcoy, Cebu · Siloy Festival
    Patron: Saint Rose of Lima
    Source notesConflict: Wikipedia Aug 23; tourism.cebu.gov.ph data 'August 30 … every late August' (likely a moving weekend date).
    1 2 3 4

September 18 fiestas

  1. 8Guindulman, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of Consolation
    Source notesWikipedia list: September 8; Wikipedia Guindulman article says it was moved from September 4 to September 8. bohol.ph (older list) says first Saturday of September.
    1 2 3
  2. 8Loon, Bohol · SidlaKasilak Festival
    Patron: Our Lady of Light
    Source notesFestival of lights ending on the town fiesta.
    1 2
  3. 8Loon, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of Light
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  4. 9Malabuyoc, Cebu · Buyoc Festival
    Patron: Saint Nicholas of Tolentino
    Source notesName conflict: Wikipedia calls it Binuyocan Festival (launched Sept 10, 2004); provincial tourism and SunStar call it Buyoc Festival.
    1 2 3
  5. 10Bais City, Negros Oriental · Hudyaka Festival
    Patron: St. Nicholas of Tolentino
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Wikipedia: annual fiesta Sept 10 for San Nicolas de Tolentino. Proclamation 1009 (2025) declared Sept 10, 2025 a special day for the Hudyaka Festival of Harvests. dumaguete.com: Hudyaka in first week of September.
    1 2 3
  6. 10Dimiao, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Nicholas of Tolentino
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  7. 10Malabuyoc, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Nicholas of Tolentino (San Nicolas de Tolentino)    1 2 3
  8. 15Ronda, Cebu · Humba Festival
    Patron: Our Lady of Sorrows    1 2 3 4
  9. 15Ronda, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of Sorrows (Mater Dolorosa)
    Source notesFreeman column 'Coming home to Ronda's town fiesta' (Sept 14, 2016) seen in search only (403).
    1 2
  10. 17Siquijor, Siquijor · Adlaw sa Probinsya (Siquijor Day)
    Source notesProvince-wide celebration (lgu field = province). Region: NIR since 2024.
    1 2
  11. 21Jagna, Bohol · Sinu-og Estokada
    Patron: Saint Michael the Archangel    1 2
  12. 28Argao, Cebu · La Torta Festival
    Patron: Saint Michael the Archangel
    Source notesReplaced the Pitlagong Festival in 2011 (Wikipedia).
    1 2 3 4
  13. 29Argao, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Michael the Archangel
    Source notesWikipedia: La Torta Festival 28–29 Sept.
    1 2
  14. 29Clarin, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Michael the Archangel
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  15. 29Jagna, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Michael the Archangel
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  16. 29Samboan, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Michael the Archangel
    Source notesWikipedia: 29–30 September; provincial data: honors St. Michael 'every September 29'.
    1 2
  17. third Sunday of September (feast day September 22)Danao City, Cebu · Karansa Festival
    Patron: Santo Tomas de Villanueva
    Source notesFestival day 2025 = Sunday Sept 21; SunStar gives the feast day as Sept 22. CDN (search snippet) also says the city's feast is on the third Sunday of September.
    1 2 3 4
  18. September (date varies)Samboan, Cebu · Dagayday Festival
    Patron: Saint Michael the Archangel
    Source notesConflict: provincial data lists Sept 9; Wikipedia Festivals of Cebu lists Sept 28–29.
    1 2 3 4

October this month 20 fiestas

  1. 2Santa Fe, Cebu · Panuhug Festival
    Patron: Santo Niño
    Source notesDate and patron from Wikipedia only; SunStar (June 2023) confirms the name Panuhug (formerly Puting Baybay) but gives no date. Wikipedia spells 'Panuhog'. | Cebu Provincial Tourism festival calendar (https://tourism.cebu.gov.ph/festivals/_payload.json) gives Panuhug Festival on January 15 — conflicts with the value kept here.
    1 2
  2. 4Balamban, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Francis of Assisi
    Source notesCebuano Studies Center Oct 4: 'Fiesta of Balamban, Cebu'. Wikipedia lists the festival as October 3-4.
    1 2
  3. 4Dumanjug, Cebu · Bisnok Festival
    Patron: Saint Francis of Assisi
    Source notesBisnok = Bisayang manok (native chicken). An Inquirer search snippet (2018) mentioned a 'Sinanggiyaw Festival' for Dumanjug; not verified (page 403).
    1 2 3 4
  4. 4Dumanjug, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Francis of Assisi
    Source notesFreeman fiesta columns dated Oct 3–4 (2018, 2020, 2021, 2023, 2025) seen in search results only (403).
    1 2
  5. 4Manjuyod, Negros Oriental · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Francis of Assisi
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Wikipedia: official non-working holiday for the town.
    1 2
  6. 4Siquijor, Siquijor · Dilaab Festival
    Patron: St. Francis of Assisi
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Provincial tourism site: Oct 4; resort listing Oct 3-4; a travel blog puts Dilaab on Oct 1 (festivals usually 2-3 days before the fiesta).
    1 2 3
  7. 7Buenavista, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  8. 7Lila, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of the Holy Rosary
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  9. 10City of Naga, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Francis of Assisi
    Source notesSunStar (Oct 2015): 'celebrates its fiesta on Oct. 10'. Note the saint's liturgical feast is Oct 4; keep Oct 10 as the civic fiesta.
    1
  10. 12Pamplona, Negros Oriental · Yamog Festival
    Patron: Our Lady of the Pillar
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Wikipedia: Yamog Festival every Oct 12 (Proclamation 690 declared Oct 12, 2024 a special day); Kasulad Festival launched Oct 1-12, 2005. Patron from gcatholic parish list (Our Lady of the Pillar, whose feast is Oct 12). June 16 = founding anniversary (Proclamation 1296, 2026).
    1 2
  11. 12Sibonga, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of the Pillar (Nuestra Señora del Pilar)
    Source notesTitular parish feast; low-key (Masses), the big fiesta is Aug 10.
    1
  12. 12Valencia, Negros Oriental · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of the Abandoned
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Wikipedia only for date (PIA article 'Valencia, NegOr marks 171st town fiesta', Oct 2022, could not be opened). Kasaulogan is named as Valencia's festival in search results, not confirmed.
    1 2
  13. 15Talisay City, Cebu · Halad Inasal Festival
    Patron: Santa Teresa de Avila
    Source notesSunStar 2019: fiesta Oct 15, Halad Inasal held Sunday Oct 13. Halad (devotional) and Inasal (lechon, since 2001) are two festivals held together.
    1 2 3
  14. last Saturday of OctoberAntequera, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  15. October; highlights on the third Sunday of October (since 2025)Bacolod City, Negros Occidental · MassKara Festival
    Source notesWas the fourth Sunday of October (Ord. 09-17-820, 2017); the council moved it permanently to the third Sunday in April 2025.
    1 2 3
  16. early October, with the town fiesta (Oct 3-4 per Wikipedia)Balamban, Cebu · Lingaw Sadya Festival
    Patron: St. Francis of Assisi
    Source notesA Recoletos school item (recoletos.ph, seen via search only) mentions a July 24 street-dance showdown, so competition dates may differ from the fiesta. | Cebu Provincial Tourism festival calendar (https://tourism.cebu.gov.ph/festivals/_payload.json) gives Lingaw-Sadya Festival on September 23 — conflicts with the value kept here.
    1 2
  17. late October (fiesta activities October 28–30)Consolacion, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: San Narciso (Señor San Narciso)
    Source notesFrom a CDN search excerpt only (page blocked). Sarok Festival was held Feb 14 (charter day) and per a search excerpt has moved to October; Wikipedia 'Festivals of Cebu' still says Feb 14. Needs checking. | Cebu Provincial Tourism festival calendar (https://tourism.cebu.gov.ph/festivals/_payload.json) lists Sarok Festival, February 6.
    1
  18. mid to late October (set yearly)Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental · Buglasan Festival (Festival of Festivals)
    Source notesNegros Oriental provincial festival. Region: Negros Island Region since 2024 (formerly Central Visayas). | Region: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Provincial festival of Negros Oriental; Wikipedia (Dumaguete) says every October since 2002; dumaguete.com says middle of October. Official provincial site negor.gov.ph was unreachable.
    1 2 3 4
  19. October (date varies by source)Pilar, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of the Pillar (Virgen del Pilar)
    Source notesConflict: Wikipedia list = third Sunday of October; bohol.ph = October 11; Wikipedia Pilar article = October 10; a private guide says October 12.
    1 2 3
  20. October (per Wikipedia 'Festivals of Cebu'; unconfirmed)Poro, Cebu · Panagbagat Festival
    Source notesSunStar confirms the festival name (unity/peace theme) but no date; October/Our Lady of the Rosary only from Wikipedia and conflicts with Poro's January Santo Niño fiesta. | Cebu Provincial Tourism festival calendar (https://tourism.cebu.gov.ph/festivals/_payload.json) gives Panagbagat Festival on third Friday of January (Santo Niño de Poro) — conflicts with the value kept here.
    1 2

November 6 fiestas

  1. 21Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Nuestra Señora de la Regla (Our Lady of the Rule)
    Source notesSunStar Nov 2025: 290th patronal fiesta; solemn procession Nov 20, pontifical Mass Nov 21; novena opens with a fluvial procession. Wikipedia 'Festivals of Cebu' calls the fiesta festival 'Garbo' (not confirmed elsewhere).
    1
  2. 25Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Catherine of Alexandria
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Charter Day is November 24 (RA 7253). Wikipedia (Dumaguete Cathedral) used as supporting source.
    1 2 3
  3. November, with the fiesta (second Saturday of November)Boljoon, Cebu · Bolho Festival
    Patron: Nuestra Señora del Patrocinio
    Source notes Provincial data lists Nov 9; Wikipedia Festivals of Cebu lists Nov 13.
    1 2 3 4
  4. second Saturday of NovemberBoljoon, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Nuestra Señora del Patrocinio (Patrocinio de Maria Santisima)
    Source notesSecond-Saturday rule from a CDN search snippet ('Boljoanons pay homage to patron saint'; page 403 to fetcher); consistent with SunStar Superbalita 2020: fiesta Nov 13–14 (Sat = Nov 14). Wikipedia Festivals of Cebu: Nov 13. Conflicts: tourism.cebu.gov.ph explore page says 'every October'; provincial festival data gives Nov 9 and names the Immaculate Conception (apparent data error).
    1 2
  5. November 23–25 (with the city fiesta)Carcar City, Cebu · Kabkaban Festival
    Patron: St. Catherine of Alexandria
    Source notesWikipedia only (both pages). A search snippet gave Nov 24–25. Exact fiesta day not confirmed by a news source.
    1 2 3
  6. third week of November (part of fiesta and charter day celebrations)Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental · Sandurot Festival
    Patron: St. Catherine of Alexandria
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. Held Nov 22 in 2013 (Visayan Daily Star). Wikipedia's Dumaguete article says September - conflicts with both sources above; November kept. dumaguete.com is a private local portal (DumagueteInfo).
    1 2

December 21 fiestas

  1. 2Alegria, Cebu · Que Alegre Festival
    Patron: Saint Francis Xavier
    Source notesName conflict: provincial tourism and Wikipedia Festivals of Cebu say Que Alegre Festival; SunStar Pasigarbo pages and Wikipedia Alegria page say Kawayan Festival (launched Dec 2, 2006).
    1 2 3
  2. 3Alegria, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Saint Francis Xavier
    Source notesWikipedia Festivals of Cebu adds St. Joseph the Worker as co-patron.
    1 2
  3. 3Pilar, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: St. Francis Xavier
    Source notesDec 3 from Cebuano Studies Center 'December 3' entry (seen in search results; page 404 on fetch). Patron San Francisco Javier confirmed on the CSC Oct 4 page (1859 parish decree). Wikipedia (Festivals of Cebu) says December 2.
    1 2 3
  4. 5Siaton, Negros Oriental · Inagta Festival
    Patron: St. Nicholas of Bari
    Source notesRegion: Negros Island Region since RA 12000 (2024), formerly Central Visayas. dumaguete.com: Inagta on Dec 5 in honour of San Nicolas de Bari (whose feast is Dec 6); exact fiesta day may be Dec 6 - not confirmed.
    1 2
  5. 8Baclayon, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Immaculate Conception
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  6. 8Catigbian, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Immaculate Conception
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  7. 8Duero, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Immaculate Conception
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  8. 8Madridejos, Cebu · Isda Festival
    Patron: Immaculate Conception
    Source notesWikipedia only; Virgin also taken in an October fluvial procession.
    1 2 3
  9. 8Oslob, Cebu · Toslob Festival
    Patron: Immaculate Conception
    Source notesFormerly Sadsad / Sadsadayon Festival (Wikipedia).
    1 2 3 4
  10. 8Oslob, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Immaculate Conception    1 2
  11. 8Sierra Bullones, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Immaculate Conception
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  12. 8Tudela, Cebu · Town fiesta
    Patron: Immaculate Conception
    Source notesWikipedia only (Tudela, Cebu).
    1
  13. 12Sevilla, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Our Lady of Guadalupe
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  14. 23City of Naga, Cebu · Dagitab Festival
    Source notesCity site (search excerpt): official festival of lights every December 23, kicking off December 8. Not a patronal fiesta (Wikipedia lists St. Francis as patron).
    1 2 3
  15. 28Bien Unido, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Holy Child (Santo Niño)
    Source notesWikipedia town article: December 28. Wikipedia list and bohol.ph only say 'movable'. Low confidence.
    1 2 3
  16. 30Danao, Bohol · Town fiesta
    Patron: Holy Family
    Source notesWikipedia list + bohol.ph (private Bohol portal) agree.
    1 2
  17. first Saturday of DecemberLoay, Bohol · Sambat Mascara y Regatta
    Patron: Saint Francis Xavier    1 2
  18. December 25 – February 2Loboc, Bohol · Suroy sa Musikero1 2
  19. early December, with the town fiesta (Dec 2 per Wikipedia)Pilar, Cebu · Pamugsay Festival
    Patron: St. Francis Xavier
    Source notesFishing-heritage festival.
    1 2 3
  20. first week(end) of DecemberRoxas City, Capiz · Sinadya sa Halaran
    Patron: Immaculate Conception    1 2
  21. December (month-long; e.g. Dec 1-21)San Jose de Buenavista, Antique · Binirayan Festival
    Source notesMoved to December in 2011.
    1 2

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