The T’nalak Festival is an annual celebration held in South Cotabato, Philippines, showcasing the rich culture and heritage of the T'boli people. This vibrant festival typically takes place in July and features colorful street dancing, traditional music, and various cultural presentations. It highlights the significance of the T’nalak cloth, a traditional woven fabric made by T'boli women, symbolizing their identity and artistry. During the festival, visitors can enjoy local food, crafts, and exhibits that promote the region's indigenous traditions. The event aims to foster cultural awareness and appreciation, while also supporting local tourism and the economy.