Events

Introduction

Angeles City pulses with celebration. Known across Central Luzon for its dynamic blend of Catholic devotion, cultural pride, and community creativity, it hosts events that awaken the soul and gather generations. From solemn processions to spirited street dances, its calendar is alive with moments that honor faith, heritage, and the enduring heart of the Kapampangan people. At the core of every celebration is the Kapampangan spirit—resilient, expressive, and deeply rooted.

 

Locals call it kuliat, a term that evokes both tradition and transformation. It’s the heartbeat of Angeles: always awake, always evolving, always proud. Events often center around Catholic traditions, reflecting centuries of devotion and unity, with candlelit vigils, vibrant fiestas, and heartfelt tributes to patron saints. Cultural showcases bring dance, music, and food to the forefront, inviting everyone to celebrate what it means to be Kapampangan. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a returning local, Angeles City offers a year-round invitation to witness, join, and remember.

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Tigtigan Terakan Keng Dalan

Date: A month-long celebration every October

Tigtigan Terakan Keng Dalan (TTKD) is the standout and massive night celebration of Fiestang Kuliat, held every October to honor the resilience of locals after the Mount Pinatubo eruption, featuring live musicians, street dancing, and band performances—with outside food and drinks prohibited, but a wide variety of food stalls available. 

Photo by Diony Quiroz Jr

Apung Mamacalulu

Date: Weekly Friday

Apung Mamacalulu, enshrined at the Archdiocesan Shrine in Lourdes Sur, Mexico, Pampanga, is a revered image of Christ’s burial that draws devoted pilgrims every Friday and especially on Good Friday, offering a powerful symbol of mercy, mourning, and hope for those seeking divine comfort.

Photo by Nognog in the City

Sisig Festival

Date: Yearly event observed in different months

The Sisig Festival in Angeles City is a nationally celebrated culinary event that honors the sizzling Kapampangan pork dish, Sisig—popularized by Lucia Cunanan—and showcases the city’s pride as the Sisig Capital of the Philippines.

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Siete Palabras

Date: Annual Good Friday | Month of April

Siete Palabras is a solemn Good Friday tradition in the Philippines that reflects on the Seven Last Words of Jesus Christ, and in Barangay Lourdes Northwest, it is powerfully brought to life through a Kapampangan-infused street dramatization of the crucifixion, drawing crowds to witness faith, artistry, and communal devotion.

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Fiestang Kuliat

Date: A month-long celebration every October

Fiestang Kuliat is Angeles City’s vibrant month-long celebration every October, blending cultural heritage, religious devotion, and artistic pride through three major feasts—Santo Angel Custodio, La Naval, and Apung Mamacalulu—and culminating in the Twin Festival, which showcases the city’s dynamic spirit.

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