Saint Urho is a legendary figure in Finnish-American folklore, celebrated primarily in the United States and Canada. He is said to have been a Finnish saint who drove away grasshoppers that threatened the grape harvest in Minnesota. His story is often told humorously, emphasizing his heroic efforts to save the crops. The celebration of Saint Urho's Day occurs on March 16th, the day before St. Patrick's Day. Festivities typically include parades, music, and traditional Finnish foods, reflecting the cultural heritage of Finnish immigrants. While not an official saint in the Catholic Church, Saint Urho remains a beloved symbol of Finnish pride.