December 27 | Antipolo, Rizal, Philippines. Celebrated every December 27th in honour of Don Juan Sumulong one of the most illustrious son of Antipolo who earned national recognition and reputation for his ability and accomplishments in his social and political career. He became Senator and known as the Brain of the Opposition. The celebration is marked with a simple program and Wreath Laying Ceremony at Don Juan Sumulong's monument at the Sumulong Park. Source: Antipolo.gov.ph

Held during December 29-30 | Plaridel, Bulacan, PhilippinesHerd of horses with colorful tiburins parading in the streets of Plaridel in reverence to St. James the Apostle every 29th and 30th of December. Source:Bulacan.gov.ph

December 30 – January 5  | La Castellana The town’s celebration of Charter Day and a befitting culmination of the Christmas season, the festival is conceptualized as a festival of hope and thanksgiving.  Source:FlyPhilippines 

December 30| Antipolo, Rizal, Philippines Celebrated on December 30, in commemoration of the heroic martyrdom of our National Hero, Dr. Jose Rizal. Marked with a Wreath Laying Ceremony at his monument in front of the City Hall. Source:Antipolo.gov.ph

October 30 | Pavia, Iloilo  Tigkaralag Festival (from the root word “kalag” meaning soul) is Pavianhons’ way of celebrating All Soul’s Day. Tigkaralag is a dance drama competition between the barangays in the district of Pavia. The festival is started with a parade of the contestants in Halloween costumes. With hair-raising props, costumes in playful imagery of skeletons, witches and half-bodied man-eaters made with grotesque make-up, this showdown reflects the Filipino's Halloween tradition and culture.  SourceSunStar Iloilo    

December 31 |Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines.  People contribute and lay out a feast on the main street of the barangay and everybody partakes of it. Source:TravelMart.net