The Festa di Sant'Agata is a religious festival held annually in Catania, Sicily, to honor the patron saint, Saint Agatha. Celebrated in early February, it features a series of processions, including the grand procession of the saint's relics, which attract thousands of pilgrims and tourists. The festival is marked by traditional music, fireworks, and local food, creating a vibrant atmosphere. The origins of the festival date back to the 3rd century, commemorating the martyrdom of Saint Agatha, who is known for her unwavering faith. The event includes various rituals, such as the lighting of candles and the offering of candelore, large candle-like structures carried through the streets, symbolizing the community's devotion.