GILROY, Calif. (KRON) -- The Gilroy Garlic Festival returns this weekend for a three-day event in the South Bay. This marks the second consecutive year the festival has been held in person after a hiatus and it is completely sold out. Operated by the nonprofit Gilroy Garlic Festival Association a...
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