Bulacan Festivals and Fiestas
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This is the list of Bulacan festivals and there are other local festivals to be recorded and documented.
- Minasa Festival on the first week of January (Bustos)
- Tugyaw Sto. Nino Festival (Bustos)
- Halamanan Festival (Guiguinto)
- Kasilonawan sa Obando (Fertility Rites, Obando)
- Kalabaw Festival (Pulilan)
- Anghel Festival (San Rafael)
- Sto. Niño Festival (City of Malolos)
- Halamang Dilaw (Marilao)
- Pagoda Festival (Bocaue)
- Chicharon Festival (Santa Maria)
- Kawayanan Festival (City of Meycauayan)
- Letson Festival (City of Meycauayan)
- Libutan Festival (City of Meycauayan)
- 14 de Noviembre Festival (Bulakan)
- Libad ng Calumpit (Calumpit)
- Salubong sa Quingua (Plaridel)
- Bulak Festival (San Ildefonso)
- Buntal Hat Festival (Baliuag)
- Sambuklod Festival (City of San Jose Del Monte)
- Mano Po San Roque (Valenzuela City)
- Putong Pulo Festival (Valenzuela City)
- Singkaban Festival: Linggo ng Bulacan (Malolos City)
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