The Delphic Games were a series of ancient Greek festivals held in honor of the god Apollo. They featured various competitions, including music, dance, and drama, alongside athletic events. The games aimed to celebrate artistic and cultural achievements, similar to the more famous Olympic Games. Founded in the 6th century BCE, the Delphic Games took place in Delphi, a significant religious site known for the Oracle of Delphi. The event attracted participants and spectators from across the Greek world, fostering a sense of unity and cultural exchange among the city-states.