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Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on traditions.

  1. A VENDOR prepares food outside his store selling Christmas decorations at Divisoria Market in Manila, even with the holidays still four months away.

    Ring in the world’s longest Christmas season

    The Philippines welcomes the “ber months” with an early Christmas season, as shoppers, malls and lantern makers prepare for months of festive celebrations,…

  2. THE cloth was the country, folded, worn and explained in Cairo through the stories of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.

    NATION, WOVEN

    From malong to inaul, Filipinos showed Cairo a country that still knows how to weave itself together.

  3. A romantic wedding in unpredictable June

    A romantic wedding in unpredictable June

    For us romantics, the flip side to this coin is that romance can bloom in all its splendor and overcome storms that life inevitably brings.

  4. WELLNESS becomes a quiet ritual shaped by sea, stillness and tradition.

    Rewritten by nature

    South Palms Panglao MGallery introduces Bohol’s first luxury wellness spa, offering a serene beachfront retreat rooted in Filipino healing traditions, natural…

  5. Holy Week rituals of the stars

    Holy Week rituals of the stars

    During Holy Week, Filipino traditions of penitence come alive through stories of faith, sacrifice, and resilience—featuring reflections from Zsa Zsa Padilla…

  6. INDIGENOUS Ibaloi, Kankanaey and Kalanguya communities are sustaining the centuries-old tradition of making tapuy from kintuman rice, now scaled into a livelihood with support from Aboitiz Renewables Inc. through the Irisan 3 Hydropower Plant.

    Tapuy wine revival brings new hope

    'This is more than just a source of income. It gives our communities pride and ensures that our traditions continue for future generations.'

  7. Faith on the streets of Marinduque

    Faith on the streets of Marinduque

    Looking back, those Holy Weeks were more than spectacles. They were lessons in devotion, sacrifice, and community.

  8. A Centennial Legacy of Faith, Film and Folklore

    A Centennial Legacy of Faith, Film and Folklore

    Explore the rich history and enduring devotion to the Virgin of Lourdes in the Philippines — from Quezon City’s Lourdes Shrine to cultural influences in names,…

  9. Zamboanga’s starry night of reunion and hope

    Zamboanga’s starry night of reunion and hope

    Zamboanga City welcomes 2026 with heritage, unity, and festive traditions — from Media Noche feasts to beach dips — celebrating hope, peace, and the bayanihan…

  10. THE Filipino New Year tradition of displaying 12 round fruits symbolizes prosperity, abundance, and good fortune for each month ahead.

    Round fruits for good luck all year round

    The Filipino tradition of displaying 12 round fruits during New Year symbolizes prosperity, abundance, and good fortune for the months ahead.