The Feast of St. Rosalia, known as 'U Festinu, is celebrated annually from July 10 to July 15 in Palermo, Italy, honoring the city’s patron saint. This six-day event features a blend of religious devotion and lively street festivities, including parades and traditional Sicilian food. Participants can enjoy local delicacies and engage in community activities, reflecting a spirit of gratitude and togetherness. The Archdiocese of Palermo organizes the spiritual aspects of the feast, including masses and processions, while local businesses often see increased patronage during this time. The festival also highlights the rich cultural heritage of Sicily, with various organizations promoting its traditions and historical significance. Saint Rosalia, who is credited with saving Palermo from the plague, has her relics paraded through the city, symbolizing protection and faith.