The Pinonayan Festival

Lavezares Tourism Office · Jun 30, 2026 · 1 min read

The Pinonayan Festival

When Devotion Becomes a Dance

This month, we open our 2026 Tourism Monthly Feature with a celebration that moves with faith, history, and heart. The Pinonayan Festival of Lavezares brings together devotion to Santo Niño, the stories of our barangays, and the rhythms of everyday life transformed into dance.

From woven banig to forged iron, from fishing nets to golden pineapples, Pinonayan turns the work and heritage of our people into a living story on the streets.

Join us as we begin the year with a festival that honors where we came from and celebrates who we are.

Let the spirit of Pinonayan lead the way.

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