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In honor of St. William (Patron Saint of Laoag City), the celebration features floral and street dance parade.

The festivals are celebrations of the Ilocano's love for their province, dance, and religion. Portrayals also include the stories of origin and emergence of the towns of the province.

Celebrated a day before Ash Wednesday, the residents of Paoay dress in their traditional Ilocano costumes adorned with antique jewelries, dance and sing around the town while being given the sign of the cross using pounded rice instead of ashes.

It stages the major industry of Candon City which tobacco, in line with the founding anniversary of its cityhood.

The festival of Ilocos Sur that celebrates its being a separate province and its being a treasure chest of traditions and culture.

Showcases the longanisa delicacy of Vgan. The highlight of the celebration is the street dancing competition.

Showcases the major produce of Burgos, La Union, the buybuy or tiger grass

Showcases the traditional taste of rice cake cooked in bamboo using direct firing.

International surfing event for both amateurs and professionals organized by the La Union Surfing Association.

Aimed to promote San Carlos City as a major trading center of bamboo-based products and producer of carabao mangoes.

Showcases the major product -of Dagupan, the milkfish or Bangus. It features street dancing, trade fairs, fluvial parade, and others.