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Sinukwan Festival 2013. (Photo by Chris Navarro)
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Sinukwan Festival 2013. (Photo by Chris Navarro)

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  • Little MIss Kagayan 2014
  • Dinagat Festival 2014
  • Panagsogod Festival 2014
  • Miss Doong 2014
  • Panagtagbo Festival 2014
  • Mandaue Food Festival 2014
  • Flores de Mayo 2014
  • july16&17
  • Corn Festival 2014
  • Lumad Basakanon wins Aliwan Festival 2014
  • PAMPANGA. Colorful costumes and well choreographed dance moves highlighted the opening of Caragan Festival 2014 at Xevera, Mabalacat City on Thursday, February 27. (Chris Navarro)
  • Dinagyang Festival 2014. (Karla Quimsing photo)
  • BAGUIO. This participant is all smiles during the opening parade of the 19th annual Panagbenga. These students who don’t mind the long hours of practice make the festival even more noteworthy. (Larry Fabian)
  • july16&17
  • DAGITAB FESTIVAL IN CITY OF NAGA. The City of Naga, Cebu is alit with fireworks and twinklers as it celebrates the Dagitab Festival, now on its sixth year and held every December 25. (Photo by Alex Badayos of Sun.Star Cebu)
  • Sinukwan Festival 2013. (Photo by Chris Navarro)
  • BINULO FESTIVAL. Young and talented dancers perform a native dance during Binulo Festival 2013, part of the town's fiesta celebration. (Photos by Chris Navarro of Sun.Star Pampanga)
  • BENGUET COWBOYS. Governor Nestor Fongwan (left) leads the horse parade with other Benguet officials and pony boys during the “Dongba ni Kavajo” as one of the highlights of the ongoing Adivay Festival 2013 coinciding with the 113th Foundation Day of the province of Benguet. (Zaldy Comanda photo)
  • DAVAO. Sun.Star Davao reporter Ara Casas and TV5's Mike Pasco roast fresh and tasty catfishes at the opening of the two-day 9th Pantatan Festival in Los Amigos, Tugbok District in Davao City Thursday. (King Rodriguez)
  • BACOLOD. The Lantern Dance competition is one of the most-awaited highlights of the 8th Bacolaodiat Festival that opens today. More than just a festival to usher in the Chinese New Year, the Bacolaodiat is a celebration of the successful fusion of Filipino and Chinese cultures in building a dynamic Bacolod City and Negros Occidental. (Raphael Bacaoco)
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