The Sant Antoni Festival is a traditional celebration held in various regions of Spain, particularly in Barcelona and Valencia. It takes place in mid-January to honor Saint Anthony, the patron saint of animals. The festival features parades, bonfires, and the blessing of animals, where pets and livestock are brought to be blessed by local priests. During the festival, locals participate in various activities, including music, dancing, and traditional food. One of the highlights is the "cercavila," a festive procession with colorful floats and participants dressed in traditional costumes. The Sant Antoni Festival is a vibrant expression of local culture and community spirit.