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Gilroy Garlic Festival Association announces tickets for 2025 are sold out

GILROY, Calif. (KION) -- Organizers at the Gilroy Garlic Festival announced tickets for the return of the three-day festival to Gilroy are sold out.

The organizers previously said ticket sales were limited to 3,000 per day, with a cap on tickets reduced to four per purchase.

"We know we sold out fast!" Organizers said on social media. "Please be cautious purchasing tickets from sources other than AftonTickets. We are working on setting up a ticket exchange where you can sell or purchase tickets for face value only."

The event runs from July 25 to the 27th and on-site parking is available near the Gilroy gardens South County Grove at a $25 fee for those who are attending.

Rideshare pick-up and drop off is also allowed.

Gilroy Gardens finalizes agreement to host Gilroy Garlic Festival

An agreement has been finalized between the Gilroy Garlic Festival Association and Gilroy Gardens to bring the beloved festival back to Gilroy as a separate ticketed event.

The final approval was given for the Festival to use the South County Grove event space, as announced by the Gilroy Gardens Board of Directors this morning.

“The Gilroy Garlic Festival Association and Gilroy Gardens share similar goals of working collaboratively with local businesses, nonprofits, and other organizations to strengthen and showcase the Gilroy community," Gilroy Gardens Chairman Dan Harney said.

The Gilroy Garden Festival will return from July 25 to 27 at the South County Grove as a separate event from admission to the theme park.

Guests must buy a separate ticket for admission to Gilroy Gardens.

This will be the first time the festival has been hosted in 6 years after the tragic shooting in 2019, when 3 people were killed after a 19-year-old gunman began firing at people.

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Originally from Bell Gardens, California, in Southeast Los Angeles. Berrueta started his professional news career in Eureka as a newscast producer for North Coast News (now The Northstate’s News) at KAEF ABC 23 in 2022. He pivoted a year later in 2022 going from behind-the-scenes to in front of the camera as a multimedia journalist for Redwood News Channel 3 (KIEM/KVIQ) also in Eureka.

Berrueta studied journalism at Humboldt State University (now Cal Poly Humboldt) earning his Bachelor’s Degree. Berrueta was a staff writer, page editor, social media manager and editor-in-chief of the university’s El Lenador, the only bilingual publication in all of Humboldt County.

Before moving to the North Coast, Berrueta had earned his Associate’s Degree at East Los Angeles College in 2019 after beginning his educational journey in 2012. He also was on staff for the ELAC’s publication, ELAC Campus News, having been a staff writer, page editor, and online editor.

Outside of news experience, Berrueta has also been in education as an AmeriCorps tutor in East Hollywood from 2017 to 2019 and served in a government role as a National Hometown Fellow for Lead for America with the City of Arcata in 2021.

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