Date: October 24Location: (Not specified)The Subingsubing Festival, celebrated on October 24, honors St. Raphael the Archangel. The festivities include dances, parades, and local displays, celebrating faith and devotion.

Date: September 1Location: AlmeriaThe Gapnod Festival in Almeria, held every September 1, reflects on the town’s modest origins. “Gapnod” represents the town’s early journey from humble beginnings to present success, with the festival honoring growth and progress.

Date: 2nd week of OctoberLocation: CabucgayanDuring Cabucgayan’s town fiesta, the Bucgay Festival celebrates the simple life sustained by the “bucgay” shells, once a main source of food and livelihood. The festival’s name honors these shells and the town’s history, drawing

Date: July 25Location: CaibiranCaibiran’s Ibid Festival is celebrated on July 25, coinciding with the town’s fiesta. It captures the playful spirit of the “Ibid” (lizards) that populate the river near the town’s earliest settlement. Caibiran, meaning "a place where there

Date: 1st Saturday of OctoberLocation: NavalThe Bagasumbol Festival celebrates the birth of Christianity in Naval, with festivities held on the town’s fiesta. The name “Bagasumbol,” meaning "somewhat pointed," references the old name given by passersby who described the pointed settlements.

Date: May 11Location: Provincial-wideThe Hudyaka Festival is a lively celebration marking the anniversary of Biliran’s provincehood every May 11. The festival, which translates to “merriment,” unites the Biliranons in a joyful display of dance and festivities. It highlights the achievements