vince ross village square
Located at Alvarado and Main Avenue
The Vince Ross Village Square is privately owned by the Fallbrook Village Association and is dedicated to the People of Fallbrook for their use and enjoyment. In addition to honoring Fallbrook’s military hero’s, the Square features public art, a chess board, beautiful landscaping, tables and chairs, umbrellas, lighting, a mural plus the Fountain of Giving. It is located on the corner of Alvarado and Main Avenue, in he heart of downtown Fallbrook.
The Square is open daily, from 9am-5pm. On any given day you can see families enjoying the square, people playing music, or folks enjoying frozen yogurt from the nearby Yogurt Palace.
The costs for maintaining the Square (taxes, insurance, utilities and maintenance) are partially subsidized with sales of engraved Bricks and Stars which pave the Square. You can help support the Square with the purchase an engraved Brick (for $125.00) or a Star (for $300.00). While the Square is open to the public daily, it is also available to rent for private events.
Vince Ross and Cheryl Pizzo
help support the square
purchase a brick
purchase a brick
purchase a brick
Help support the Square with the purchase of a custom engraved brick
purchase a star
purchase a brick
purchase a brick
You can also help support the Square with the purchase of a custom engraved star
other Highlights
Village Square Mural
Veterans Wall and Honor Roll
Village Square Mural
This beautiful hand painted mural was one of the first ever in Fallbrook.
Fountain of Giving
Veterans Wall and Honor Roll
Village Square Mural
Symbolizing the past, present and future of volunteerism and philanthropy, this beautiful fountain greets you as you enter the square.
Veterans Wall and Honor Roll
Veterans Wall and Honor Roll
Veterans Wall and Honor Roll
Recognizing those veterans that performed honorable service. See the application, on this page, on how to have a name added.
bronze sculptures at vince ross square
Bearfoot in the park
Bearfoot in the park
Bearfoot in the park
An original bronze by Nancy Scott
A symbol of the Community working together to make its dreams come true
bonjour
Bearfoot in the park
Bearfoot in the park
An original bronze by artist Celou Bonnet
A symbol of the essence of a friendly village
"Friendly Greetings"
Watchful Eyes
Bearfoot in the park
Watchful Eyes
A symbol of the importance of community vision
A limited edition sculpture by artist Cliff Hollestelle