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The luscious and long-running Carpinteria gathering is about guac, goodies, contests, and community.

Rolling for the area’s Lemon Festival? The Leta has your succulent stay-over.

Make for Tanaka Farms and savor all sorts of melon-luscious tastes.

The early-fall festivity is super-sweet on the sour-power superstar.

Underwood Family Farms is the place for bright and snacky Roma tomatoes, but the picking window is brief.

Find your glistening, fruit-packed pastry at the original Glendora shop and Grand Central Market.

The mashable, creamy, peel-perfect fruit is in the snacky spotlight in Sacramento and The Port of Hueneme.

The three-day everything-Halloween/horror expo will monstrously moan in Long Beach.

Honestly, we’re ready to pick a few apples.

California Live contributor Blanche Shaheen shares a recipe using leftover treasures from her local farmer’s market.

Fig Earth Supply’s tangy to-do will honor salsas and over 50 juicy gems.

The juicy grown-in-California gems have a short window and go quickly.

Entry is complimentary, but do have money for rides, fun, and, of course, strawberry snackies.

We’ve almost reached the berry-iest zenith on the SoCal calendar; swing by the Irvine field to gather the goodness ASAP.

The tangy tangerines aren’t only a celebrated local crop; visitors will find Pixie products all around town.

Juicy times are just ahead as this traveling tomato-tacular calls upon several Golden State gardens and growers; fans can shop seedlings and get advice.

And a bit of wintertime, too; the tart temptations being to roll out at the theme park in mid-March.

The merry May party has a new location but the same celebratory spirit.

The Donut Man’s beloved seasonal pastries usually pop up in February, but they’re making a January entrance this time around.

It’s the tangerine-iest time of year at Underwood Family Farms.