Ati-Atihan is a vibrant festival held annually in Kalibo, Aklan, Philippines, in January. It celebrates the arrival of the Malay settlers and their interaction with the indigenous Ati people. Participants paint their faces with black soot and wear colorful costumes, creating a lively atmosphere filled with music and dance. The festival features street dancing, parades, and various cultural activities, attracting both locals and tourists. It is often referred to as the "Mother of All Philippine Festivals" due to its historical significance and cultural richness. The event culminates in a grand procession, showcasing the unity and heritage of the community.