The Fête de la Saint-Jean in Quebec features unique traditions such as bonfires, parades, and folk music. Celebrated primarily on June 24, the event honors Saint John the Baptist, the province's patron saint. Communities gather for lively festivities that include traditional folk dancing and singing francophone songs, creating a sense of cultural identity. Key features such as fireworks and community meals encourage inclusivity, gathering diverse groups to celebrate their shared heritage and promote local traditions.