The Feast of Our Lady of Almudena is celebrated on November 9th each year in Madrid, Spain. This event honors the patroness of the city, Our Lady of Almudena, whose image is housed in the Almudena Cathedral. The feast day includes religious ceremonies, processions, and cultural activities that reflect the city's devotion to the Virgin Mary. The origins of the feast date back to the 11th century, when the image of Our Lady of Almudena was discovered. Over the years, it has become a significant occasion for both locals and visitors, showcasing Madrid's rich history and religious traditions. The celebration often features music, food, and community gatherings.