Observed on March 19, Día de San José is a significant religious and cultural holiday in Costa Rica, honoring Saint Joseph, the country's patron saint. This special day is marked by a variety of festivities, including solemn church services, grand processions, and community gatherings across the nation. Many towns and cities hold parades featuring traditional music, dance performances, and colorful decorations, while families come together to share meals and reflect on the values of faith and devotion. As one of Costa Rica’s most important religious observances, Día de San José serves as both a spiritual celebration and a cherished cultural tradition.