Valencia City Charter Day, also known as Araw ng Pribilehiyo ng Lungsod ng Valencia, is observed in the city of Valencia, Bukidnon, Philippines, every January 12. This special non-working holiday celebrates the city's charter and is marked by the Golden Harvest Festival, which lasts for ten days and culminates on this date. The festival features various events, including live music concerts, trade fairs, sports competitions, talent contests, a beauty pageant, award ceremonies, a civic parade, street dancing, and fireworks. Valencia, nicknamed the City of Golden Harvest, is recognized for its agricultural contributions, particularly its Valencia rice, and is a major center of trade and commerce in Mindanao. The city was originally named Panglibatuhan and was incorporated as a barrio into Malaybalay before becoming a municipality in 1959 and officially a city in 2001. The celebration reflects Valencia's rich history and cultural heritage, making it a significant event for its residents and visitors alike.