Life in Kabasalan slows down on Tuesday, February 17, 2026, after the date was declared a Special Non-Working Day. The declaration gives residents a rare chance to step away from daily routines and focus on something more meaningful. Read on to discover why this day matters and how the town plans to celebrate it.
Marking 89 Years of Kabasalan
The special holiday coincides with the 89th Araw ng Kabasalan, a milestone that reflects nearly nine decades of shared history. From its early beginnings to its steady growth, the municipality has shaped a strong sense of local identity. This anniversary serves as a reminder of how far Kabasalan has come as a community.
Celebration Beyond Festivities
The non-working day encourages residents to take part in cultural and civic activities. It opens space for gatherings that highlight local traditions, stories, and achievements. The celebration centers on unity and pride rather than grand spectacle.
Rooted in Official Recognition
The declaration is backed by Proclamation No. 1132, giving the occasion formal recognition. The move aligns with national practice in honoring important local milestones across the country. For Kabasalan, it reinforces the value of remembering the past while moving confidently toward the future.
