Bonga Festival is a way of thanksgiving for all the blessings and graces they received . It’s emphasizes the highlights of a street dancing and ritual.
Siloy Festival promotes the mag abo forest with the famous black Shama or Siloy, the town’s scenic white sand beaches and drive spots and known for the home of the largest population.
Haladaya Festival emphasizes a grand mardi gas in which Haladaya comes from the two root word Halad and Daya where Halad an offering and Daya refers to Datu Daya the legendary chieftain ( Halad Kang Datu Daya).
The Karansa is a dance expressing one's joy and happiness performed in 4 basic steps: the kiay, karag, kurug and kurahay that jibes with the Karansa offical beat.
Pitlagong Festival emphasize the manananggot tuba gatherers in which pitlagong means a bamboo instrument used to clean the sugong, a bamboo container used in collecting tuba coconut wine.
Sinanggiyaw Festival emphasize through the parade of harvesting and showing agricultural products such as rice, corn, coconut, camote and banana in their colorful costumes.
A showcase of Talisay City's historical heritage and identity promoting the city as an aqua and tourist hub, through street dancing as a thanksgiving offering to the city's patroness, Sta. Teresa de Avila.
Kabkaban Festival is a ritual dance believed to be a way of driving away the bad spirits. The term is taken from a kind of grass that is so abundant in the place.
