CW7 Q2w1LAS3: Local Festivals

1. It is an annual tribute held every January in Maitum.

• Bangsi Festival

• Kasadyaan Festival

• Lubi-lubi Festrival

• Slang Festival

2. This festival’s name is derived from a Maguindanon word meaning celebration.

• Pakaradyan Festival

• Lubi-lubi Festival

• Bangsi Festival

• Kasadyaan festival

3. A festival of Sarangani Province which is a combination of two Blaan words Muna Toh which mean first people. _

• Timpuyog Festival

• Kestebeng Festival

• Munato Festival

• Slang Festival

4. Every 8th of October, Glan showcases this festival. It reflects Glanians industry and tradition altogether.

• Kestebeng Festival

• Munato Festival

• Slang Festival

• Lubi-lubi Festival

5. It is the celebration of Kiamba Municipality’s founding anniversary.It derived from an Ilocano word which means unity.

• Kestebeng Festival

• Timpuyog Festival

• Lubi-lubi Festival

• Kasadyaan Festival

6. Every month of November, Municipaity of Malungon celebrates this festival to continue tribal practices, socialization and conflict resolution.

• Slang Festival

• Pakaradyan Festival

• Kestebeng Festival

• Timpuyog Festival

7. It is celebrated in Maasim every 3rd week of June and coincides with the founding anniversary of the town.

• Timpuyog Festival

• Pakaradyan Festival

• Kasadyaan Festival

• Kestebeng Festival

8. It is an annual event at the Gumasa Beach in Glan, Sarangani Province. The festival which started in 2006 is held on every third week of May.

• Munato Festival

• Kestebeng Festival

• Kasadyaan Festival

• Sarangani Bay Festival

9. It was first celebrated on September 10, 2001 as thanksgiving and merrymaking for a bountiful harvest of the Municipality of Alabel.

• Kasadyaan festival

• Slang Festival

• Pakaradyan Festival

• Timpuyog Festival

10. The name of this festival is coined from Tboli and Blaan terms which means teamwork or unity.

• Timpuyog Festival

• Kestebeng Festival

• Kasadyaan Festival

• Sarangani Bay festival