Siquijor Charter Day(Siquijor)
Being a traditional marriage ritual practiced by the Siquijor people since before, the Solili dance gained recognition and is well-applauled in the country's tourism showcase. Solili is also the dominant festival in the showdown of festivals highlighting the celebration of the “Araw ng Siquijor” on September 17 every year.

1st Week of October(Siquijor, Siquijor)
Dilaab’ suggests the distinct hospitality that the Siquijodnons are popularly known for, and the name the island was once-known for “Isla de Fuego” because of the swarm of fireflies nestled in the island at night. The festival also gives due recognition to the natural assets of Siquijor and in honor of the town’s patron saint, St. Francis of Asisi who is known as a lover of nature.

Last Week of August(San Juan, Siquijor)
The festival is San Juan’s way of celebrating a bountiful and abundant harvest in honor of their patron saint, St. Augustine. Bugwas means a spurt of water coming from an underground source, which flows freely in the open ground. Since San Juan is blessed with abundant spring waters, these waters give the farmers bountiful harvest, the fisher folk with an abundant catch and making and making the life of the people of San Juan happier and fruitful because of a good and bountiful harvest each year.

2nd Week of May (Lazi, Siquijor)
Recognizing the importance of saging (banana) in the lives of the people with its many uses, the story of how this plant came to exist is being depicted in dances during the town's fiesta on May 15. The Saging festival is also done to showcase the variety of bananas and a way of praising for the abundance of the harvest.

3rd Week of May (Maria, Siquijor)
A joyful expression of thanksgiving in honor of the patron Saint Our Lady of the Divine Providence for a bountiful harvest and blessings received from the tree of life locally known as “Lubi” (coconut). Held every 21st of May, the dance contest portraying the festival is one of the highlights of town's fiesta celebration.

2nd Week of July (Enrique Villanueva, Siquijor)
Expressing greatness, joy and thanksgiving of the bountiful catch of fish through the intercession of Divine power, the Pamukad demonstrated the different fishing routines and rituals of the fisher folks. The festival is held couple of days before July 16 every year which is the town's fiesta celebration.

(Larena, Siquijor)
One of the highlight of their town Fiesta.