The Fête de la Saint-Pierre is a traditional festival celebrated in various regions, particularly in France, to honor Saint Peter, one of the twelve apostles of Jesus and the patron saint of fishermen. This event typically takes place on June 29th, coinciding with the feast day of Saint Peter. The festival often includes religious ceremonies, processions, and community gatherings, reflecting the cultural heritage of the area. In coastal towns, the celebration often features maritime activities, such as boat parades and fishing competitions, highlighting the importance of the sea to local communities. Festive meals, often centered around seafood, are shared among families and friends, fostering a sense of unity and tradition.