This festival is held in Lucban, Quezon to honor San Isidro Labrador, the patron saint of farmers. It is celebrated every 15th of May and the main product of this festival is the kiping.

This festival is celebrated to commemorate the 1990 Luzon earthquake as well as to feature the beautiful flowers of Baguio City.

This festival celebrated in Cebu City honors the image of Sto. Niño every third of January. The name of this festival describes the current or flow of water.

This festival features the story of Longinus, a Roman soldier who pierced the side of Jesus Christ while He was crucified. It is held every Lenten season in Marinduque.

Banda Kawayan Pilipinas was formerly known as UST HIMIG LIRIKO.

Crayons, paint, and dye are examples of SUPPORT.

MEDIUM refers to the primary material of which the work of art is made.

Rituals or rites are examples of Philippine folk tradition and art, practiced in almost every region.

Rituals can be found in ordinary and everyday life.

This is a set of gongs placed on a narrow supporting table, played in particular by the Maranao and Maguindanao people.

This is a set of gongs placed on a narrow supporting table, played in particular by the Maranao and Maguindanao people.

It is made from a piece of bamboo played by flicking one end while placed between the lips.

A week-long Festival during the last week of June in Piat, Cagayan for Our Lady of Piat.

Carlos Botong is the National Artist for Music who was fond of using a leaf with his lips in humming musical tunes.

Crayons, paint, and dye are examples of MEDIUM.

KULINTANG is a set of gongs placed on a narrow supporting table played by the Maranao and Maguindanao people.

HARANA is an ensemble of stringed instruments played with a pick.

The Chapel of Holy Sacrament in the University of the Philippines is made by

the collaboration of the four National Artists.