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Central Valley Lebanese Festival
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Three days of flavor, rhythm & heritage

From sizzling shawarma and trays of baklava to dabke dancers, live oud, handmade crafts, and families gathered under string lights at dusk — here's the Central Valley Lebanese Festival in pictures.

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Festival-goers gathered under string lights at the Central Valley Lebanese Festival in Stockton, California
WelcomeThe whole community comes together every September
A multigenerational Lebanese-American family sharing a meal at a festival table, grandparents and children together
FamiliesGrandparents to grandkids, all weekend long
Dabke folk dancers in traditional embroidered dress performing a linked-arm line dance on stage at the festival
DabkeLinked arms, stamping feet — the line grows all day
Platters of Lebanese food including shawarma, kebabs, and mezze at a festival booth
FoodShawarma, kebabs, mezze & more
Trays of Lebanese sweets including baklava and knafeh at the festival
SweetsBaklava, knafeh & teta's recipes
A musician playing the oud beside a derbake drummer performing live Lebanese music on stage at the festival
Live MusicOud and derbake fill the grounds all evening
A craft marketplace booth displaying handmade jewelry, woven textiles, and cedar-themed art for sale at the festival
MarketplaceHandmade jewelry, textiles, art & gifts
A large crowd of festival-goers gathered under glowing string lights at dusk across the festival grounds in Stockton, California
Crowds at DuskThe grounds fill from afternoon into evening
An alternate wide view of the Central Valley Lebanese Festival celebration
The FestivalEighteen years of Lebanese hospitality
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