The Festes de Sant Antoni is a traditional celebration held in various regions of Spain, particularly in the Balearic Islands. It honors Saint Anthony the Abbot, the patron saint of animals and livestock. The festivities typically take place in mid-January and include parades, bonfires, and the blessing of animals, reflecting the community's agricultural roots. During the celebrations, locals often gather around large bonfires, known as fogueres, where they enjoy music, dancing, and traditional food. The event fosters a sense of community and cultural heritage, as people come together to celebrate their shared customs and values related to Saint Anthony.