Taguig City Day, also known as Taguig City Charter Day, is observed in Taguig City, Philippines, every December 8. This special non-working holiday commemorates the conversion of Taguig from a municipality to a city, which officially occurred on December 8, 2004. The city, located in the National Capital Region, has a rich history dating back to its early days as a Tagalog settlement reliant on rice farming and fishing. The name "Taguig" is derived from the phrase "pook ng mga taga-giik," meaning "place of the rice threshers." The city played a significant role during the Philippine Revolution, being home to a chapter of the Katipunan and the site of important meetings between revolutionary leaders. Celebrations typically include local events and activities that honor the city's heritage and achievements.