St. Botolph's Day is celebrated on June 17th in honor of Saint Botolph, an English monk and the patron saint of travelers and farmers. He is known for founding a monastery in Bungay, Suffolk, which became a center for learning and hospitality during the early Middle Ages. The day is marked by various local traditions, particularly in regions of England where St. Botolph is venerated. In some areas, people may participate in church services or community gatherings to remember his contributions to society and to seek blessings for safe travels and fruitful harvests.