Belenismo 2026 is set to dazzle the public with the participation of 53 groups in Tarlac, the recognized Belen Capital of the Philippines. This annual celebration, opening on November 4, will feature elaborate nativity displays made from eco-friendly and recycled materials.
A Tradition Rooted in Community Spirit
Belenismo is much-awaited yearly, there are lots of surprises to look forward to. For example, we have Hall of Famers. They have big and surprising entries.
Cherrylyn Pascua, Provincial Tourism Officer
- 53 competing groups in various categories: municipal, non-municipal, church, monumental, and community.
- Hall of Famers promising larger-than-life nativity scenes.
Since its inception in 2007, Belenismo has become a cherished tradition in Tarlac, drawing both locals and tourists. The event fosters creativity and environmental awareness, with many groups already finalizing their entries.
As excitement builds for this year's festivities, organizers are encouraging everyone to attend and witness the impressive displays that embody the spirit of Christmas.