The festival is free and open to all, with hours from about 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on both days. Check out live performances and music, traditional and contemporary Filipino acts, from folk dancers doing tinikling to local and international bands lighting up the main stage. Explore exhibitions, a fashion show featuring Filipino designer Francis Libiran's work, visual art showcases, and performances celebrating the Philippines–Canada multicultural identity. If you're looking for a free, high-energy, deeply cultural weekend, Mabuhay Philippines Festival 2025 is one for the Toronto (and Filipino‑Canadian) community calendar. Whether you come for the music, the food, or just a celebration of heritage and diversity, the festival offers a joyful showcase of what makes Filipino culture vibrant and warm.