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People shop for a bag of avocados from one of a variety of produce vendors during the 2023 Fallbrook Avocado Festival, April 23. Village News/Shane Gibson photo

Jody Lee Crespo enjoys a sample of guacamole from the Holy Guaca-Moly booth at the Fallbrook Avocado Festival. Village News/Shane Gibson photo

Jasmine Vang, 10, helps sell large bags of popcorn at her family's kettle corn booth at the Fallbrook Avocado Festival. Village News/Shane Gibson photo

The Bart Bridge Clothing booth slls hats with custom patches representing many Southern California communities at the Fallbrook Avocado Festival. Village News/Shane Gibson photo

Boxes of Linda-Vista brand avocados are sold at a booth during the Fallbrook Avocado Festival. Village News/Shane Gibson photo

All things avocados are celebrated during the annual Fallbrook Avocado Festival. Village News/Shane Gibson photo

Members of the Sohaila Shining Stars Performance Troupe perform for guests at the community stage during the Fallbrook Avocado Festival. Village News/Shane Gibson photo

Thousands of people gather on Main Avenue in Fallbrook where a wide variety of vendors and all things avocados are celebrated during the annual Avocado Festival. Village News/Shane Gibson photo

Ralph Foster displays an educational avocado exhibit showing the many different varieties and sizes of avocados. Village News/Shane Gibson photo

The Barnes family boys receive their sheriff's badge stickers from Deputy Reed at the Fallbrook Avocado Festival. Village News/Shane Gibson photo

Carter Mitchell (right), 8, gets to trigger the dunk tank where a North County Fire Explorer plunges into the water at the Fallbrook Avocado Festival. Village News/Shane Gibson photo

Isabella Perez, 5, pets a lamb at the Fallbrook 4H booth during the Avocado Festival. Village News/Shane Gibson photo

Servers in the Holy Guaca-Moly booth prepare chips and guacamole trays for the many thousands of guests attending the annual Fallbrook Avocado Festival. Village News/Shane Gibson photo