A feast held annually in honor lupercus?

The feast held annually in honor of Lupercus, known as the Lupercalia, was an ancient Roman festival celebrated in mid-February. It was dedicated to fertility and purification, featuring rituals such as the sacrifice of goats and the running of priests, called Luperci, who would run through the streets striking bystanders with strips of goat hide. This festival aimed to promote fertility and ensure a bountiful spring. Over time, Lupercalia's customs influenced the development of later celebrations, including aspects of Valentine's Day.