San Martino is a traditional Italian festival celebrated on November 11th, honoring Saint Martin of Tours. The day marks the end of the harvest season and is often associated with the first winter preparations. People celebrate with feasts, enjoying seasonal foods like roasted chestnuts and new wine. In many regions of Italy, particularly in Tuscany and Lombardy, local customs include parades and fairs. Children often participate in lantern processions, symbolizing the light brought by Saint Martin. The festival emphasizes community spirit and gratitude for the harvest, making it a cherished event in Italian culture.