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1. NON-
RELIGI
FESTIVAL AND THEATRICAL FORMS

3. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the class, the students
should be able to:
● Identify the different non-religious festivals in
the Philippines.
● List all facts about the chosen festival to
evaluate the learning of the student about the
topic.
● Appreciate the importance and value of non-
religious festival through educational sharing.

4. NON-RELIGIOUS/REGIONAL
FESTIVAL
These festivals focus on the cultural and heritage aspect of our country
and are celebrated with enthusiasm and passion. Tourist even celebrate
with locals, taking in the wondrous and artistic values of the costumes and
props the locals have been prepared to showcase.
Non-religious festivals are those festivals not usually associated with a
patron saint or religious event. Many of these are also new festivals that
are meant to promote a particular place, its tourism and culture.

5. Different types of non-religious festivals in the
Philippines include food festival, flower festival
and even agriculture-related festival.

6. PANAGBENGA
FESTIVAL
01
MASSKARA
FESTIVAL
02
KAAMULAN
FESTIVAL
03
KADAYAWAN
FESTIVAL
04
Non-religious festival in the Philippines
05
GIANT LANTERN
FESTIVAL
06
BANGUS FESTIVAL

7. PANAGBENGA FESTIVAL
LOCATION:
Baguio City
‘The summer
capital of the
Pilippines’
The Panagbenga
Festival of Baguio
City, Philippines.
Panagbënga Festival
( Blooming Flowers
Festival) is a month-
long annual flower
festival occurring in
Baguio.
DATE:
February and
March

8. MASSKARA FESTIVAL
LOCATION:
Bacolod City
One of the most anticipated
celebrations in the country
today. Masskara held in
Bacolod City is a month-
long celebration featuring
spectacular activities and
fun fare. Masskara is a
non-religious festival and
sone of its iconic features
include the use of smiling
masks, colorful costumes,
and fabulous headdress.
DATE:
Month of October

9. KAAMULAN FESTIVAL
LOCATION:
Malaybalay City,
Bukidnon
Claimed to be one of the most
authentic ethnic festivities in the
country. The fiesta is a
celebration of the culture and
tradition of the 7 tribal ethnic
groups who are the original
inhabitants in the Province of
Bukidnon,
namely: Manobo, Higaonon,
Talaandig, Umayamnon,
Matigsalug,
Tigwahanon, and Bukidnon.
DATE:
Month of March

10. KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL
LOCATION:
Davao City
A festival of thanksgiving for
the gift of nature, the wealth
of culture and the bounties of
harvest and serenity of living
of Davao City people.
DATE:
3rd week of August

11. GIANT LANTERN FESTIVAL
LOCATION:
City of San
Fernando,
Pampanga.
The Giant Lantern Festival is
an annual festival held in
mid-December in the City of
San Fernando in the
Philippines. The festival
features a competition of
giant parol lanterns. Because
of the popularity of the
festival, the city has been
nicknamed the "Christmas
Capital of the Philippines”.
DATE:
December

12. BANGUS FESTIVAL
LOCATION:
Dagupan City
The Bangus Festival is a ten-
day celebration taking place
in Dagupan City every April.
The festivities include an
array of sports competitions,
fairs, and street parties.
Dagupan is known for its
milkfish aquaculture industry
and delicious bangus
delicacies.
DATE:
Month of April

13. 1. Why do Filipinos celebrate
festival?
2. How do you feel about celebrating
festival?
3. What is the benefit of celebrating a
festival?
ANALYSI
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