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Las Piñas Parol Festival
Celebration of traditional and recycled parols.
About
Discover the vibrant Las Piñas Parol Festival, a celebration of the Philippines' iconic Christmas lanterns. Witness the artistry of local makers as they craft traditional parols from bamboo and Japanese paper, alongside innovative designs using recycled materials. The festival features a competition that encourages creative and sustainable parol making, accompanied by lively singing and dancing performances.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
Families, cultural enthusiasts, craft lovers
Vibe
Festive, traditional, community-oriented
Energy Level
Low to medium
Budget
FREE
Photo Friendly
Weather Sensitivity
Low
Special Events & Promotions
- Annual Parol Making Competition
- Showcasing traditional and innovative parol designs
Always check the official website for the most current information.
We've done our best to keep details up-to-date, but event schedules, prices, and policies can change. For the latest updates, please visit the official website or contact the organizers directly.
Location
Event Details
Pricing
FREE
Duration
Likely a few hours per day during the festival period.
Ages
All ages
Timed Entry
No
Organizer
Villar SIPAG
Practical Information
Pet Policy
No pets allowed
Food & Drink
Likely available from local vendors, though not explicitly stated.
Quick Actions
Tips & Advice
- Arrive early to get the best viewing spots for the singing and dancing performances.
- Bring your camera to capture the vibrant and diverse parols on display.
- Consider purchasing a parol from a local maker to support the tradition.
- Engage with the parol makers to learn more about their craft and the history of parols.
- Check the Villar SIPAG website closer to the holiday season for exact dates and competition details.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a parol?
A parol is a traditional Filipino Christmas lantern, often star-shaped, symbolizing the Star of Bethlehem.
Is there an entrance fee for the festival?
Admission to the Parol Festival is typically free, allowing everyone to enjoy the celebration.
What kind of materials are used for the parols?
Parols are traditionally made from bamboo and Japanese paper, but the competition encourages the use of various materials, including recycled items.
Are there food and drinks available at the festival?
While not explicitly stated, festivals of this nature often feature food and drink vendors.
When does the Parol Festival usually take place?
The festival is an annual event celebrating Christmas traditions, so it typically occurs during the holiday season.
