The Cervantes Festival is an annual celebration dedicated to the works and legacy of the famous Spanish author, Miguel de Cervantes, best known for his novel Don Quixote. This festival typically features a variety of cultural events, including readings, theatrical performances, and discussions that explore Cervantes' influence on literature and the arts. It aims to promote appreciation for his contributions to the Spanish language and global literature. Held in various locations, the Cervantes Festival often includes workshops, art exhibitions, and music performances that reflect the themes found in Cervantes' works. The festival attracts literature enthusiasts, scholars, and the general public, fostering a sense of community and cultural exchange.