A sunny and warm day in San Francisco provided the perfect setting for a free concert. This was one of seven stages for the event.

The event organizers encouraged folks to bring empty water bottles and fill them at "Water" stands. Contrast that to events like the Gilroy Garlic Festival were one could only buy bottled water.

Most folks who sought shade sat near the hill in its thin line of shade. One man, however, found a patch of shade under a tree in the middle of the grass.

A huge victrola horn marked the location of the La Victrola Platform, which only held acts on Saturday and Sunday.

Huge signs showed the name of the stage or area and listed who would play when.

Jesse Harris played on Rooster Stage at the end of a small valley surrounded by low wooded hills

"Merchandise" was for sale in one of the most popular booths at the event.

Drew Holcomb and The Neighbors played on Swan Stage at one end of a wide flat grassy field.

The shady parts of the lawn were the most popular by a wide margin over the sunny parts.

The path from one venue to the next was a road divided. Pedestrians walked on one side while electric shuttles operated on the other side.