The Holy Ghost Festival is a vibrant celebration primarily observed in the Azores, Portugal, particularly on the island of São Miguel. This festival honors the Holy Spirit and is marked by colorful processions, traditional music, and communal feasting. It typically takes place during the spring and summer months, with the main events occurring on the Feast of the Holy Spirit. During the festival, participants wear traditional clothing and carry ornate crowns and banners. The festivities include the distribution of food, such as sopas (a type of soup), to the community, symbolizing generosity and unity. The Holy Ghost Festival reflects the deep-rooted cultural and religious traditions of the Azorean people.