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 Bag of Beans, Tagaytay City Bag of Beans is one of the must visit places in Tagaytay City. I am witness to how Bag of Beans has grown from a small coffee shop to an established dining place that it is now today.  Bag of Beans has also opened several branches along the Tagaytay City tourist stretch with six branches as of this writing. Bag of Beans caters as events venue and is one of the preferred wedding venues in Tagaytay City. Bag of Beans is also now into Bed and Breakfast accommodation. For this particular visit, me and my Family came for lunch. The food is really nice! Of course coffee and dessert after lunch is a must!  It was definitely worth the travel! Photo Credits: Bag of Beans Here is a short video of our latest visit to  Bag of Beans (Main) in Tagaytay City. Here are some photos taken during our last visit to Bag of Beans. This is an alfresco area with Italian theme. This is another side with English County vibe. This is an alfresco area with Italian theme. This is the
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PHILIPPINE Festivals: Calendar of Events (February 2008)

PHILIPPINE Festivals: Calendar of Events (February 2008)


The following Calendar of Events highlights the festivals for the month of February here in the Philippines.


PANAGBENGA: Baguio Flower Festival
Baguio City, Philippines
February 1 to March 5, 2008
Contact: +63-74-446-5793 or +63-74-442-1007


SIBUG-SIBUG Festival
Ipil, Zambales, Sibugay, Philippines
February 1-16, 2008
Contact: +63-62-333-5557


BICOL Arts Festival
Albay, Legazpi City, Philippines
February 1-28, 2008
Contact: +63-52-820-6315


MUSIC & THEATER Festival
Capitol Grounds - de la Park, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines
February 1-29, 2008
Contact: +63-8822-726-394 or +63-8822-723-696


SALAKAYAN Festival
Miagao, Iloilo City, Philippines
1st Week of February 2008
Contact: +63-33-315-8050


CHINESE LUNAR New Year
Baguio City, Philippines
February 2, 2008
Contact: +63-74-442-2855


FEAST OF OUR LADY OF CANDLES
Jaro, Iloilo City, Philippines
February 2, 2008
Contact: +63-33-509-1260 or +63-33-320-9505


PAMULINAWEN
Laoag City, Ilocos Norte, Philippines
February 2-10, 2008
Contact: +63-77-773-1676


FIESTA TSINOY
Legazpi City, Philippines
February 3, 2008
Contact: +63-52-523-0712


DINAGSA
Sto. Niño Plaza, Poblacion, Muntinlupa City, Philippines
February 3, 2008
Contact: +63-2-523-0820


BURDAHAN Festival
Taal, Bucaue, Bulacan, Philippines
February 4-13, 2008
Contact: +63-44-692-6720 or +63-922-400-8240


CHINESE NEW YEAR Festival
Manila, Philippines
February 7, 2008
Contact: +63-2-528-1134


BURGOS Town Fiesta: BUYBUY Festival
Burgos, La Union, Philippines
February 9-11, 2008
Contact: +63-912-208-1227 or +63-918-213-4618


CHINESE New Year
DownTown, Iloilo City, Philippines
February 9, 2008
Contact: +63-33-337-2172 or +63-33-336-7572


BABAYLAN Festival
Bago City, Negros Occidental, Philippines
February 9, 2008
Contact: +63-34-461-0540 or +63-34-732-8362


PAGODA SA DAAN
Pateros, Metro Manila, Philippines
2nd Saturday of February 2008
Contact: +63-2-542-4346


FERTILITY Rites / FEAST OF STA. CLARA
Sta. Clara Parish, Pasay City, Philippines
February 10, 2008
Contact: +63-2551-0523

BODBOD KABOG
Catmon Cebu City, Philippines
February 10, 2008
Contact: +63-32-430-9196


TINAGBA Festival
Iriga City, Philippines
February 11, 2008
Contact: +63-54-655-1397


ROKYAW Festival
Aquinas University, Legazpi City, Philippines
February 11, 2008
Contact: +63-52-820-8747


ULLALIM Festival
Tabuk, Kalinga, Philippines
February 12-14, 2008
Contact: +63-74-442-7014 or +63-74-619-1127


FOUNDATION ANNIVERSARY OF THE PROVINCE OF APAYAO
Kabugao, Apayao, Philippines
February 14, 2008
Contact: +63-74-442-7014 or +63-74-619-1127


LAGUIMANOK Festival
Padre Burgos, Quezon, Philippines
February 14-17, 2008
Contact: +63-920-907-5812


SAROK
Consolacion, Cebu, Philippines
February 14, 2008
Contact: +63-32-344-1246

TRAVEL TOUR EXPO
SMX Convention Center, SM bay City, Pasay City, Philippines
February 15-17, 2008
Contact: +63-2-552-0026 to 29 or +63-2-845-1324


GOVERNOR CUP - A Horse Show Competition
Cube BoradWalk, Mandaue City, Philippines
February 15-17, 2008
Contact: +63-32-234-1643


SAYAW PINOY
Liceo de Cagayan University, Philippines
February 16, 2008
Contact: +63-8822-723-696


SORTEO GRAND Festival
Carmona, Cavite City, Philippines
February 16-22, 2008
Contact: +63-46-430-1611


ILOILO PARAW REGATTA
Villa Beach, Sto. Niño Sur, Arevalo, Iloilo City, Philippines
February 16-17, 2008
Contact: +63-33-337-2172 or +63-33-336-7572


RAWO-TAWO
Bayawas City, Negros Oriental, Philippines
February 18, 2008
Contact: +63-35-531-0743


KAPYAAN Festival
Davao del Sur, Philippines
February 18-19, 2008
Contact: +63-920-313-6792 or +63-82-441-1472


KAAMULAN Festival
Bukidnon Province, Philippines
February 18 - March 10, 2008
Contact: +63-8822-726-394 or +63-8822-723-696


PASAYAW
Canlaon City, Negrs Oriental, Philippines
February 19, 2008
Contact: +63-35-414-0004


SAMPAGUITA Festival
San Pedro, Laguna, Philippines
February 21-22, 2008
Contact: +63-2-868-6623


MUSIKAHAN
Tagum City, Philippines
February 21-27, 2008
Contact: +63-84-400-3786 or +63-84-371-0659


33rd BAMBOO ORGAN Festival
Las Piñas Church, Las Piñas City, Philippines
February 21-29, 2008
Contact: +63-2-8741-440


WOW ARAW NG CARAGA
Caraga, Philippines
February 24, 2008
Contact: +63-85-815-6040


INTERNATIONAL PHILIPPINE MARATHON
Manila - Marikina, Philippines
February 24, 2008
Registration: February 17, Orchidarium Rizal Park
Contact: +63-2-527-6376 or +63-2-527-6378 to 79


CEBU CHATER DAY
Cebu City, Philippines
February 24, 2008
Contact: +63-32-412-4355


ANI NG SINING
Municipal Gym, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur, Philippines
February 25-28, 2008
Contact: +63-920-313-6792 or +63-82-441-4163


Source: The Philippine Star News, Page 6, Sunday, February 3, 2008
Philippines: 7,107 Islands Beyond The Usual
Department of Tourism, Philippines
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