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    Festival dances are cultural dances performed by communities to celebrate important events like religious holidays or harvest seasons, and can be either religious or secular in nature. Filipinos hold festivals primarily to celebrate their cultural unity and diversity as well as their agricultural prosperity. These festivals benefit communities by boosting local economies through tourism and promoting a shared cultural identity.

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    Festival dances are cultural dances performed by communities to celebrate important events like religious holidays or harvest seasons, and can be either religious or secular in nature. Filipinos hold festivals primarily to celebrate their cultural unity and diversity as well as their agricultural prosperity. These festivals benefit communities by boosting local economies through tourism and promoting a shared cultural identity.

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    Festival dances are cultural dances performed by communities to celebrate important events like religious holidays or harvest seasons, and can be either religious or secular in nature. Filipinos hold festivals primarily to celebrate their cultural unity and diversity as well as their agricultural prosperity. These festivals benefit communities by boosting local economies through tourism and promoting a shared cultural identity.

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    Festival dances are cultural dances performed by communities to celebrate important events like religious holidays or harvest seasons, and can be either religious or secular in nature. Filipinos hold festivals primarily to celebrate their cultural unity and diversity as well as their agricultural prosperity. These festivals benefit communities by boosting local economies through tourism and promoting a shared cultural identity.

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    FESTIVAL

    WHAT ARE FESTIVAL


    DANCES?
    Are cultural dances performed to the
    strong beats of percussion
    instruments by a community of people
    sharing the same culture usually done
    in honor of a Patron Saint or in
    thanksgiving of a bountiful harvest.
    WHAT IS
    THE NATURE OF FESTIVAL
    •DANCES?
    Festival dances may
    be:
    Religious
    Secular or
    Non- Religious
    Festival dances draw
    peoples culture by
    portraying the
    people’s way of life
    through movements,
    costumes and
    implements inherent
    to their place of
    WHY DO FILIPINOS DO
    FESTIVALS?
    •Filipinos do festivals primarily
    to celebrate
    •We celebrate our unity amidst
    the diversity of cultures and;
    •We celebrate our industry
    bringing about a bountiful
    harvest.
    OTHER BENEFITS
    FROM DOING
    FESTIVALS
    •Festivals have been a consistent
    crowd-producing activity
    leading to up-liftment of a
    community’s economy due to its
    tourism and entertainment
    It attracts foreign and
    domestic tourists to visit a place
    eventually leading to the
    elevation of the
    Filipino’s quality life.
    FESTIVAL DANCES ARE
    A REFLECTION OF
    THE
    UNITY OF THE
    FILIPINO COMMUNITY
    NAME OF PLACE OF RELIGIOUS FIGURE MONTH
    FESTIVAL ORIGIN CELEBRATED
    Sinulog Cebu Sto.Nin Januar
    Festival City o y
    Dinagyang Iloilo Sto. Januar
    Festival City Nino y
    Ati- Kalibo, Sto. Januar
    atihan Aklan Nino y
    Penafranci Bicol Virgin Septembe
    a Mary r
    Higantes Angono, Saint Novembe
    Festival Rizal Clement r
    Longanisa Festival Vigan City, Ilocos Saint Januar
    Sur Paul y
    Kinabayo Dapitan James the Jul
    Festival City Great y
    Pintados de Passi City, Sto Marc
    Pasi Iloilo Nino h
    Pattarradday Santiago Senor San Ma
    City Tiago y
    Sangayaw Festival Tacloban Sto. Jul
    NAME OF FESTIVAL PLACE OF INDUSTR MONTH
    ORIGIN Y CELEBRATE
    Bangus Dagupan, Pangasinan Milkfish Industry DApril to

    Bambanti Isabela Scarecro May


    Januar
    Mammangui Iligan w
    Corn y Ma

    Mango Iba, Industry


    Mango Industry y
    April
    Panagbenga Zambales
    Baguio Flower Industry February
    Ibon Pampanga Migratory Birds Egg February
    Ebon Industry
    Masskara Bacolod City Mask (Sugar Octobe
    Industry) r
    T’nalak South Tinalak Cloth Jul
    Cotabato Weaving y
    Ammungan Nueva Tribal Industries Ma
    Binatbata Vizcaya
    Vigan, Ilocos Weaving Industry yMa
    SOME FAMOUS
    RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS
    SINULOG
    A Religious
    Festival in FESTIVAL
    honor of
    Sto. Nino
    held around
    January in
    Cebu City.
    DINAGYANG
    A Religious
    FESTIVAL
    Festival in
    honor of
    Sto. Nino
    held around
    January in
    Iloilo City.
    ATI-ATIHAN
    -A
    FESTIVAL
    Religious
    Festival in
    honor of
    Sto. Nino
    held around
    January in
    Kalibo, Aklan.
    PEÑAFRANCIA
    -A
    Religious
    Festival in
    honor of
    Virgin Mary
    held around
    September in
    Bicol or Naga
    HIGANTES FESTIVAL
    -A
    Religious
    Festival in
    honor of
    Saint Clement
    held around
    November in
    Agono, Rizal
    LONGGANISA FESTIVAL
    -A
    Religious
    Festival in
    honor of
    Saint Paul
    held around
    January in
    Vigan City
    KINABAYO FESTIVAL
    -A
    Religious
    Festival in
    honor of
    James the
    Great held
    around July
    in Dapitan
    PINTADOS DE PASI
    -A
    Religious
    Festival in
    honor of
    Sto. Niño held
    around
    March in
    Passi City,
    PATTARADDAY
    -A
    Religious
    Festival in
    honor of
    Señor
    Santiago held
    around May
    in Santiago
    SANGYAW FESTIVAL
    -A
    Religious
    Festival in
    honor of
    Sto. Niño held
    around July
    in Tacloban
    City
    SOME FAMOUS
    SECULAR FESTIVALS
    A Non- Religious BANGUS
    Festival in honor of FESTIVAL
    the thanks-giving
    & bountiful
    harvest of Bangus
    held around April
    to May in
    Dagupan,
    Pangasinan.
    A Non- Religious PANAGBENGA
    Festival in honor of FESTIVAL
    the thanks-giving
    & bountiful
    harvest of Flowers
    held around April
    to May in Baguio
    City.
    A Non- Religious BAMBANTI FESTIVAL
    Festival in honor
    of the thanks-
    giving , Scarecrow
    – Farming
    Industry held
    around January in
    Isabela
    A Non- Religious MAMANGUI FESTIVAL
    Festival in honor
    of the thanks-
    giving &
    celebration of
    peoples’ Corn
    Industry held
    around May in
    Iligan City
    A Non- Religious MANGO FESTIVAL
    Festival in honor
    of the thanks-
    giving &
    celebration of
    peoples’ Mango
    Industry held
    around April in
    Iba, Zambales.
    A Non- Religious IBON EBON FESTIVAL
    Festival in honor
    of the thanks-
    giving &
    celebration of
    peoples’ Migratory
    Birds Egg Industry
    held around
    February in
    A Non- Religious MASSKARA FESTIVAL
    Festival in honor
    of the thanks-
    giving &
    celebration of
    peoples’ Sugar
    Industry held
    around October in
    Bacolod City.
    A Non- Religious T’NALAK
    Festival in honor
    of the thanks-
    giving &
    celebration of
    peoples’ Tinalak
    Cloth Weaving
    Industry held
    around July in
    A Non- Religious AMMUNGAN FESTIVAL
    Festival in honor
    of the thanks-
    giving &
    celebration of
    peoples’ Gathering
    of Tribal Industry
    held around May
    in Nueva Viscaya.
    A Non- Religious BINATBATAN
    Festival in honor FESTIVAL
    of the thanks-
    giving &
    celebration of
    peoples’ Weaving
    Industry held
    around May in
    Vigan, Ilocos Sur.
    GUIDE
    QUESTIONS
    1.What are festival dances? ;)
    2.What are the two types of Festival
    Dances? 3.Why do you think Festivals are
    important
    to our lives as Filipino Citizens?

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