Tara na Fiesta na sa VIGAN!

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 Religious Procession of Faith

During the Fiesta in Vigan, the streets glow with devotion as a nighttime religious procession takes place. A decorated float carrying a saint’s statue is pulled through the city, surrounded by candle-bearing devotees. The solemn atmosphere reflects the deep spiritual traditions that remain at the heart of Vigan’s celebrations.


Motocross 2023 Thrills

fThe Fiesta isn’t only about tradition—it’s also about excitement! Motocross 2023 adds adrenaline to the festivities as riders launch from the starting gate, engines roaring and dust flying. Against the scenic backdrop of Vigan’s hills, this event showcases the modern, adventurous side of the celebration.

Rhythms and Dance Performances

The Fiesta is alive with music and dance. Visiting performers from ILOCOS SUR NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL join the celebration, filling the streets with percussion

Champion Showdown: Ilocos Sur National High School Triumphs at Fiesta in Vigan


In one of the most unforgettable moments of the Fiesta in Vigan, Ilocos Sur National High School delivered a breathtaking cultural showdown that earned them the champion title. With vibrant traditional costumes, synchronized choreography, and striking red flower props, the students lit up the stage with pride and passion. The backdrop of rural landscapes and heritage symbols added depth to their performance, while the crowd roared in celebration. This victory wasn’t just about winning—it was a powerful showcase of Ilocano culture, youth talent, and school spirit at its finest.

Parokya ni Edgar Live in Burgos, Vigan

One of the most electrifying moments of the Fiesta in Vigan was the live concert by iconic Filipino band Parokya ni Edgar held in Burgos. Under a canopy of red and white stage lights, the crowd gathered in full force—singing, dancing, and capturing memories on their phones. The energy was contagious as fans celebrated the night with music, laughter, and pure Pinoy rock spirit. This concert was more than entertainment—it was a shared experience of joy and hometown pride.




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