The Sarok Festival is held annually, every February 1. Everyone celebrates the foundation day of the town as well as the Municipality’s distinct culture. Sarok refers to a hat made of bamboo strips and dried banana leaves.

Street dancing and other entertainment are prepared before the celebration, and some roads in Consolacion may be closed during the occasion to give way to street dancers.

We mentioned this in the introduction, but who can resist dropping by SM Consolacion? It almost has everything. The the town may be small but mind you, SM Consolacion can get crowded! SM Consolacion has a large supermarket and cinema (4 digital theaters) and lots of shops. They're open Monday thru Sundays, from 10am-9pm.

St. Narciso Parish Church was first built in 1872. It used to be made of wood, bamboo and nipa, but was eventually destroyed by typhoon way back in 1888. During the time of Father Blas, he initiated the rebuilding of the church, but it was destroyed by the typhoon (again) in 1892.

During the American Colonial Period, the 3rd construction of the church began. It was during the time of Father Banzon. The new church has Greek columns and its design was heavily influenced by the Americans.

St. Narciso (Narcissus) is known for performing miracles. He was the 30th bishop of Jerusalem. One of those miracles is the conversion of water into oil used in church during Easter.

Valentin Farm Resort is perfect for unwinding, special occasions or private meetings.

This is privately-owned resort and rest house located in Sitio Taya, Brgy. Polog, Consolacion. You need to book before you can use any of its amenities. If you do stay in, note that there is no corkage fee on food and drinks. Yay. Reservation is necessary. You may contact them at: http://aizgrl.wixsite.com/valentinfarm/contact

The ABS-CBN building is located in Brgy. Jagobiao, Consolacion. It was set up in June 14, 1961. Not much can be said about the building, except, well, that it’s the local studio of one of the biggest TV networks in the Philippines.

The Divine Mercy Shrine is still undergoing construction. There is not much to see -- yet. However, some pilgrims are already flocking to the proposed site in Purok Dagondong, Garing, Consolacion.