After a five-year absence, the Gilroy Garlic Festival has resumed, now featuring limited attendance and a livestream option. The festival saw its previous events marred by tragedy and cancellations. Organizers announced the festival's reopening with a garlic clove replica torch. Limited to 3,000 attendees per day, the festival has a cap of 9,000 for the weekend and tickets are sold out. The event occurs at South County Park instead of its original venue and offers live streaming of performances and culinary segments.
The Gilroy Garlic Festival has returned after a five-year hiatus, with organizers announcing the event's opening and signaling its return with a lit garlic clove torch.
Attendance is limited to 3,000 per day and 9,000 for the weekend, compared to 100,000 attendees in previous years. Tickets are sold out.
A livestream of the festival includes live bands and cooking segments, providing an online experience for those unable to attend the smaller event in person.
The festival is being held at a new location, South County Park, instead of the traditional Christmas Hill Park, reflecting its downsized nature.
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