January

• STO. NIÑO FESTIVAL
  A grand procession of over two hundred well-dressed images of the Child Jesus.

February

• NATIONAL ARTS MONTH, February
  The National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) celebrates anew the National Arts Month on February 2006 with the theme "Ani ng Sining."
• GULING-GULING FESTIVAL (street dancing), February 9 | Paoay, Ilocos Norte
  Exciting and calendrical rites in Paoay where townsfolk and their guests participate in singing and dancing in the street, dressed in their native costume, the antique and attractive “Abel paoay Kimona” with matching tapis or pandiling, adorned with century old jewelries
• CHINESE NEW YEAR, February 9 | Region-wide
  The Chinese community celebrates the Chinese New Year with pomp & color through a dragon dance. This parade is performed at the prominent malls and department stores, and the giving of moon cakes.

April

• SENAKULO / HOLY WEEK RITUALS & PROCESSIONS, April 10-15
  A nationwide celebration of Lenten Season.

May

• FLORES DE MAYO / SANTACRUZAN
  A parade of the town's loveliest ladies depicting the search and discovery of Christ's Cross by Queen Helena and Constantine.

June

• INDEPENDENCE DAY, June 12 | Cavite, Manila, and other historical site
  Re-enactment of the historic proclamation of the Philippine Independence is done at the mansion of General Emilio Aguinaldo, the first president of the Philippine Republic.

September

• NATIONAL TOURISM WEEK/WORLD TOURISM DAY, September 20 27
  Annual celebration recognizing the contribution of the tourism industry highlighted by different activities in schools and different regions.

October

• NATIONAL TOURISM WEEK/WORLD TOURISM DAY
  A celebration in honor of the Nuestra Señora del Santisimo Rosario.

December

• MISA DE GALLO, December 16- December 24
  Misa de Gallo is a Filipino yuletide tradition that starts on the 16th of December and culminates in a midnight mass on Christmas Eve. Roman Catholics attend the daily mass at three or four in the morning. Upon exiting the church, the hungry is enticed by the sight and smell of puto bumbong and bibingka (native delicacies made of sticky and glutinous rice sold nearby).