The Fête de la Saint-Jean is a traditional celebration held on June 24th, primarily in regions of France and Canada. It honors Saint John the Baptist, a significant figure in Christianity. The festival often includes bonfires, music, and dancing, symbolizing the arrival of summer and the light overcoming darkness. In Quebec, the event is known as La Fête nationale du Québec and is a public holiday. It features parades, fireworks, and cultural activities that celebrate Quebecois identity and heritage. The festivities foster community spirit and showcase local traditions, making it a vibrant occasion for many.