Famy, Laguna - Kawayan Festival
Famy is a fifth class municipality in the province of Laguna, Philippines. According to the 2010 census, it has a population of 15,021.
Famy lies in the north-eastern part of the province of Laguna. It has a total land area of 3.297 square miles (8.54 km2) which is bounded by the town of Real, Quezon, in the east, in the north by Santa Maria, in the west by Mabitac and Sta. Maria, and in the south by Siniloan and Mabitac.
It was a barrio of Siniloan until 1910. The town takes its name from the surname of President Emilio Aguinaldo's mother, Trinidad.
Famy, Laguna - Kawayan Festival
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Alaminos - CoRambLan Festival
Anilag Festival
Bay - Fiesta Bayena
Binan - Puto Latik Festival
Cabuyao - Batingaw Festival
Calamba - Buhayani Festival
Calauan - Pinya Festival
Cavinti - Sambalilo Festival
Famy - Kawayan Festival
Kalayaan - Kamoteng Kahoy Festival
Liliw - Gat Tayaw Tsinelas Festival
Los Banos - Bañamos Festival
Luisiana - Pandan Festival
Lumban - Burdang Lumban Festival
Mabitac - 3 Kings Festival
Magdalena - Kawayan Festival
Majayjay - AniLinang Festival
Nagcarlan - Ana Kalang Festival
Paete - Paet Taka Festival
Pagsanjan - Bangkero Festival
Pakil - Turumba Festival
Pangil - Bandana Festival
Pila - Pailah Festival
Rizal - Kalatong Festival
San Pablo - Coco Festival
San Pedro - Sampaguita Festival
Santa Cruz - Kesong Puti Festival
Santa Maria - Marilag Festival
Santa Rosa - Sikhayan Festival
Siniloan - Guilingan Festival
Victoria - Itik Festival
Festivals in the Province of Laguna
Cultural identity is a fundamental source of our social empowerment. With confidence we can nurture and develop the characters, concepts, and ideas that are native to us. There are social and economic benefits that come from the practice of distinct cultural skills. A strong sense of community allows people to be more expressive resulting in the enrichment of arts and crafts, culinary creativity becomes the norm, and celebrations become colorful and enduring. Thus, cultural energy induces positive self-image and becomes the foundation of unity, which is supremely tolerant of cultural diversity.
In tapping our people’s greatest asset for sustainable development, the Provincial Government of Laguna embarks in supporting the holding of festivals to cultivate and harness cultural strengths and resources. This way the Provincial Government will be promoting people participation, local genius and cultural identity, because local communities, not the state, are the ultimate actors in the development process. Provincial governance is most effective and productive if it is culturally rooted. Encouraging celebration of the unique identities of local communities through various activities and various forms can inspire harmony and economic engagement in our society
VOTE for your TOP 10 FESTIVALS in LAGUNA (Philippines)
Alaminos - CoRambLan Festival
Anilag Festival
Bay - Fiesta Bayena
Binan - Puto Latik Festival
Cabuyao - Batingaw Festival
Calamba - Buhayani Festival
Calauan - Pinya Festival
Cavinti - Sambalilo Festival
Famy - Kawayan Festival
Kalayaan - Kamoteng Kahoy Festival
Liliw - Gat Tayaw Tsinelas Festival
Los Banos - Bañamos Festival
Luisiana - Pandan Festival
Lumban - Burdang Lumban Festival
Mabitac - 3 Kings Festival
Magdalena - Kawayan Festival
Majayjay - AniLinang Festival
Nagcarlan - Ana Kalang Festival
Paete - Paet Taka Festival
Pagsanjan - Bangkero Festival
Pakil - Turumba Festival
Pangil - Bandana Festival
Pila - Pailah Festival
Rizal - Kalatong Festival
San Pablo - Coco Festival
San Pedro - Sampaguita Festival
Santa Cruz - Kesong Puti Festival
Santa Maria - Marilag Festival
Santa Rosa - Sikhayan Festival
Siniloan - Guilingan Festival
Victoria - Itik Festival