May 7 | Mandaue City The Mantawi Festival celebrates the foundation of Mandaue which dates back to 1521. Source:Cebu Province Official Website Wikipedia 

May 8 | Muntinlupa, Metro Manila, Philippines. The festival is celebrated during the month of May with a procession of the Patron saint “Mary Mother of God” . Hermanos and Hermanas dress up with different national costumes of the Philippines and abundant display of flowers can be seen. Source:1stPhilippines.com

May 8 | Legazpi, Albay, Philippines.  This is a race of ‘bancas’ with a use of a paddle during the month of October coinciding with the feast day of St. Raphael.  Source:1stphilippines.com

May 9 - 15 | Calauan, Laguna, Philippines  This small, bustling town, located 74 kilometers south of Manila is known for its prime agricultural product- pinya (pineapple). Claiming their local product is the sweetest in the Philippines, the town is trooped by people from near or far alike. It is just natural that their local officials create a festival using their most treasured possession. The Pinya Festival started in May, 2003 as the highlight in the celebration of the town’s fiesta, the feast of San Isidro Labrador. The festivities include Trade Fair Exhibit, Nightly Cultural Presentations, Culinary Contest, Search for Binibining Calauan, Grand Float Parade and Mardigras Street Dancing.  Trade Fair Exhibit features the town’s local products, most of them products made out of pineapple such as delicacies and the pinya cloth- textile wove from pinya leaves and is the cloth used for the Philippine’s native attire, the barong. Nightly Cultural presentations showcase talents of the youth as they belted out songs and present dance numbers. The Culinary Contest is a cookfest wherein original recipes’ main ingredient is the pinya. The celebration will not be complete without the float parade, with beautiful floats representing each of the town’s barangay, and the much awaited Mardigras Street Dancing Competition with different schools competing with the students wearing colorful costumes.Source:MSC Communication Technologies, Inc.

May 10-14, 2006 | El Nido  Installation of collected materials from island and coastal clean-up: Film Showing of "Tres Marias Artificial Coral Reef Project", Cultural Presentation, Original Songwriting presentation, On the spot Drawing. Source:Trip Advisor

May 10 | Pinabacdao, Samar  A farmland for rice production and other root crops.  Source:Province of Samar

2nd Sunday of May | Subic, Zambales, Philippines  The Caracol Boat Parade coincides with the barangay fiesta of Calapandayan, Subic. An image or statue of the town's patron saint, San Roque, is paraded at sea on a big boat accompanied by music. Source:Wowphilippines.com.ph

May 10 | Isabela, Philippines.  Celebrates the bountiful harvest of rice and corn and other agricultural products with street dances and a float parade. Source:Flyphilippines.com.ph 

May 10 l Cagayan, Philippines The Fluvial Parade in Cagayan is a local festival that features a fluvial procession of at least 100 boats in various shapes and designs. This is a local tradition that serves as a homage and thanksgiving to their Patron, St. Peter Thelmo.   Source: FlyPhilippines.com

May 11- May 30 | Butuan City The Paukbayan Festival is an agro-industrial show that features landscape artworks decorated with different species of plants. Source: travelmart