This faire is kid friendly- lots of vendors have kids activities at their booths (making art with…read moreleaves, games, etc). The Cystic Fibrosis group was awesome. They had a little cotton candy cart and were taking donations in exchange for jolly rancher made cotton candy. They were super sweet too! Make sure you stop by and donate. All the little shops on Main Street were open. Including the candy shop where you can get avocado fudge. The dark chocolate avocado fudge is vegan friendly. There were some food vendors and the kettle corn popcorn is amazing but cash only. Lots of other vendors are selling clothes, marinades, soaps, jewelry, sauces, etc. Dog friendly and family friendly.

So I've been meaning to come to this festival for ages - just wasn't able to get around to it this…read moretime of the year since I usually either forgot when it was or had something else going on. Finally made it in 2026. Parked in the shaded parking lot of Fallbrook High School and in a short while a comfy air conditioned shuttle bus took a bunch of us up to the 7-11 at the south end of the festival at Main Ave and Fallbrook Street. I had read all the reviews so I knew not to expect a lot of avocado themed items like I would have imagined they might have - avocado beer, avocado wine, Indonesian avocado coffee (es apulkat), avocado shaped bumper cars and other avocado themed fairground rides, folks walking around dressed in avocado costumes, a guacamole wrestling ring, etc. But I did go on a scavenger hunt of all avocado related items mentioned in reviews from years past. The festival is on Main avenue between W Fallbrook Street and E Mission Road on the north end. There were all sorts of booths like you'd see at a street fair or farmers market. There was also The Fun Zone - a huge play area for kids with all sorts of things like a giant slide. So first thing I got was the Holy Guaca-Moly guacamole and chips for ten bucks - it seemed like there was one of these booths at every other intersection along Main avenue. It was good guacamole but you don't get a lot for the amount they were charging. Next I went to the Coal Bunker to try the pork and the shrimp stuffed avocados. They also had chicken as well as quinoa stuffed avocados. Of the two I tried the shrimp most definitely ruled - would get that again. After that I went to Bakin' It Up to try their avocado ice cream and avocado fudge bar - the avocado ice cream was a nice cold treat for a warm day and the avocado fudge was very creamy - no surprise since avocado is the first ingredient listed on the packaging. I also went next door to The Spoiled Avocado, who were also advertising Avocado Fudge. They were giving out samples and this was different - actual chocolate pieces made with avocado oil - they were not creamy but solid pieces in all sorts of flavors - classic, walnut, orange, peanut butter, salted caramel. I also paid a visit to the Fallbrook Gem and Mineral Society which was a nice detour to get away from the crowds. Finally there seemed to be a lot of folks selling boxes of Hass from Del Rey Avocado Company. I would have gotten one as well but instead I got Zutanos from Everdawn Farms and Fuertes from Del Sol Ranch so I left the festival content with my avocado haul.

Very disappointed. Nothing about this was avocado themed. The only thing "avocado" themed were a 2…read moreor 3 guacamole stands every other block. This was just an oversized, overcrowded street market.

We have fun coming to this event every year, it's held at the Antique Gas & Steam Engine Museum…read more Everyone that dresses up in Viking costumes goes all out, and it's fun to watch. This event has mostly meads, there are some regular beers on tap as well. The food is delicious, and they have plenty of options to choose from, but the Swedish meatballs and meat pies are my favorites. The bands playing this year were really good. They also have rock lifting competitions and ax throwing that was fun to watch. Parking here fills up fast. You can park at Vista High School for $5 and take a shuttle to the event. It's totally worth checking out.

We visited the Festival this Saturday. It was fine. Lots of things to check out. Had to pay 28 per…read moreadult 5 per kid and 10 bucks to park, which is fine. It's just some of the volunteers you could tell never worked in customer service. Specifically, in the kid area where they had to paint the shields. One lady in particular was so rude. She was a little older with shoulder length brown hair and I walked away from her thinking, "wow, she should not be a volunteer." Maybe she was having a bad day, idk, it left such a bad taste in my mouth I won't be bringing my family back again.

Love that there is no admission fee and they sell local goods. Perfect for my 3 & 5 year old…read more Love the live music too.

One of my favorite spots during fall! I love the small town vibes! Fallbrook is my favorite so this…read moreis a hidden gem. Before Covid I loved that it wasn't very packed. Family and pet friendly! It's not super big so don't be disappointed if you are expecting a bates nut farm experience. There's a bar with great wine and beer. They have a food truck too on certain days. Stay in the loop following their Instagram. They have live music some nights during the weekend.

Burned again. Literally and figuratively burned…read more On a day with temps reaching 100, we drove a million miles to get to the world famous Avocado Festival. What a jerk I am. It's a big giant street fair, with the same t-shirts, wind chimes, and crappy junk food you find at ANY street fair. If "avocados" were the theme, well, I sure missed it. What happened to festivals where the actual name of the festival was celebrated and there was an actual theme? Now, it's just an excuse for a crowded street fair selling lots of crap. Never again. I hope.

I had the same experience as Craig W. I didn't even think to look for reviews of this festival…read moreuntil after I went and was extremely disappointed. I can't believe it was called an avocado festival, it was just a street fair. And to think I dragged a bunch of friends with me thinking it was going to be the avocadoes galore, boy do I feel bad.

This was my first time attending this festival. I decided to accompany a friend who had been to a…read moreprevious event . It was smaller than I expected and had a $4 entry fee. I got some gyros and baked goods to go. The food was just ok. I probably would not buy it again. The servers were friendly and helpful.

First Greek festival I've ever attended. It was such a joyous event with great food. Lots of people…read morein attendance throughout the day. Right in old downtown at the Temecula civic center. Plenty of vendors and food stations to immerse yourself in. The lines moved pretty quickly. We tried the gyro, moussaka, feta phyllo and souvlaki. Shaded tables and chairs that were kept so clean by all the young gentlemen manning that station. The very talented live band kept the jovial vibe alive to thoroughly enjoy yourself on the sidelines or on the dance floor. Lots of baked goods to choose from the baklava and custard crème filo were our favorites. A beautiful day to celebrate a beautiful culture.

I used to love coming to this corn maze every year, but we missed the last two years. Boy has it…read morechanged. There used to be numbered stations throughout the maze. In the way old days there was trivia at each checkpoint and the card told you which way to turn based on the answer you picked. If you got the right answer you'd be on the right path. Then there was no more trivia, but there were numbered checkpoints so you'd know whether you were on the right path or not. Not as fun, but OK. This year there wasn't even numbered checkpoints. I guess there was a photo of the design you could take a photo of when you paid to enter, but no one told us about that. We ended up hearing about it from someone else in the maze when we asked if they had seen a checkpoint yet. Turns out you really don't need a photo though. It's basically a long walk (took us 45 minutes) through the cornfield. You can't really get lost because any dead ends are super short. There is literally no challenge in it anymore. I was pretty disappointed. It's always been a favorite fall activity for me.

Excellent way to spend the afternoon with kids. They have 4 different bounce houses, food and even…read morebeer/wine in some shade.

Lots of neat things here. They have fresh fruit and cage free eggs. They even have a sweet potato…read morepie stand, sambusas, a dumpling stand and empenadas. The people that go here are very nice. This is a smaller market but it seems people regularly go. The sellers seem very enthusiastic about their product. It was so hot today but still enjoyable.

It is clearly pretty overpriced buuuut, shopping local beats supporting huge grocery stores,…read more riiight?! The fruit and veggie stands looked very fresh and everyone was very friendly! My one "pet peeve" tho, why so many dogs around when I'm trying to get fresh produce sans dog fur? Gross... they have a "No Dogs Allowed" sign at one of the entrances but perhaps they should invest in multiple signs and hopefully the irresponsible dog owners will follow directions.

We went to San Diego Gay Pride Festival 2026!!! It was such a great experience for MY PARTNER AND…read moreMY MYSELF. It started with the help of Lois Tsang Senior Services Events and Outreach Coordinator and Kay Broussard, Accessibility Consultant for San Diego Pride WITH EACH OF THEIR HELP, We were admitted, each of us, and I GOT AN ELECTRIC EV SCOOTER!!! From that point on, we went booth after booth, meeting interesting people from interesting organizations. My Partner, even found his UNION BOOTH. He went by first, and won a shirt. I went by second, to give praise. I also won a shirt and Gatorade. We got short picture videos made, we sat in some CHEVYS, AND saw the opening act of a CONCERT

SD Pride festival had so many places to be between info booths, security, food, bars, and music at…read moredifferent stages. I noticed many more volunteers more this year compared to last year . VIP Passes provided value from expedited entry, to four drinks per day, VIP bar menu, reserved festival viewing area. Krewella had their San Diego debut Saturday. Marina showed she is a princess of power, not a robot, and saved her I love U froot for Sunday.

What an incredibly talented, ultra professional group!…read more Cirque Quirk were hired at an event I photographed and the performers were an absolute joy to work with. They were on time for setup, wore outfits to match the event's theme, and went above and beyond to blow the guest's minds with awesomeness. 10/10, I highly recommend!

He was a great performer and entertainer, we all enjoyed that he interacted with mort of the people…read moreI invited to the party. For sure I will hire him again!