*Araw ng Dabaw - Davao City
A week-long celebration of the charter anniversary of the city beginning 16 March. Activities include civic/military parade, agro-industrial fair, sports competition, tribal/cultural shows and beauty pageant.

*Pasayaw Festival - Canlaon City, Negros Oriental
A harvest festival featuring agricultural/trade fair concerts and beauty contest being held every 10-19 March. Festival highlight is the street dancing of participants, dressed in colorful costumes made from indigenous materials.

*Kaamulan Festival - Malaybalay, Bukidnon
Expect the Bukidnons to go tribal when the streets of Malaybalay take on that familiar fiesta theme. Banners, bandaritas and beer will be the norm, as well as the sweet, haunting sound of native music. All this revolves around the Kaamulan Park, just behind the Provincial Capitol, where most of the activities will be performed.

*Kisi-Kisi Festival - Negros Occidental
Kisi Kisi Dance Parade is a dance parade which stands for the way fishes flip-flops and twitches as they are hauled during the bountiful harvest. It starts at 1:00 in the afternoon where participating groups wear costumes and headdresses adorned with multi-colored shells & fish nets while props include bamboo poles and baskets used for fishing. Before the dance parade a re-enactment of the Sinulod is being shown wherein the town’s patron Sr. Sto. Niño saved the village from the moro raids. Held every 25 March.

*Moriones Festival - Marinduque
A festival of the "Moriones", the colorfully garbed and masked Roman Soldiers and centurions, culminates in the re-enactment of the beheading of Longinus. This is being held every Lenten Season.