Plan Your Visit
Directions & Parking
Everything you need to find us, park easily, and walk in ready to enjoy the day — in the heart of Stockton, California's Central Valley.
Everything you need to find us, park easily, and walk in ready to enjoy the day — in the heart of Stockton, California's Central Valley.
The Central Valley Lebanese Festival is hosted by St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church in Stockton — the parish home of our community and the heart of this celebration.
Tap the map to open turn-by-turn directions in your phone. The festival is easy to reach off the I-5 and Highway 99 corridors that run through Stockton.
Map points to “St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church, Stockton CA.” [confirm exact address] — once verified, swap in the precise street address or an official Google Maps place embed.
However you arrive, here's how to make the trip smooth — for guests and vendors alike.
On-site and nearby parking is available, with volunteers directing traffic during peak hours.
San Joaquin RTD serves the Stockton area, with stops within reach of the festival grounds.
The festival welcomes every guest. We aim to keep the grounds easy to navigate for all abilities.
Our festival lives at the parish of St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church, named for St. Charbel Makhlouf (1828–1898) — the beloved Lebanese monk and hermit whose quiet hospitality and devotion still draw pilgrims from around the world. When you visit us, you're stepping onto ground that means a great deal to our community, and you're welcomed in that same spirit: as family for the weekend.
Please treat the grounds with care, and feel free to learn more about the parish that makes all of this possible.
The 2026 festival runs September 11–13, 2026 in Stockton. Coming to enjoy the day? Check the schedule. Want to sell? Vendor applications close August 1, 2026.