Feb. 1 to 5: Bacolaodiat FestivalThe festival welcoming the Chinese New Year at Bacolod City in Negros Occidental province is on its 14th year. ADVERTISEMENTThe festival’s name came from Bacolod and “Lao Diat,” a Fookien word for celebration. Feb. 1 to 9: Kali-Kalihan Harvest FestivalResidents of Don Salvador Benedicto celebrate the town’s 36th founding anniversary. The festival’s name came from “kali,” more known as “arnis,” which was declared the national martial art in 2010. Feb. 3: Sumilang FestivalCulmination of the thanksgiving festival at the town of Silang in Cavite province.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer February 02, 2019 21:00 UTC