Just inside the main entry gate was an Information and Media booth. That booth also offered festival t-shirts and other merchandise for sale.

Artist Jill McLennan sketched a mural that the festival guests were allowed to color. A sign on the project read:

Join the Community Mural project and explore the artist in you! Artists of all skill levels encouraged to participate.

Goorin Bros. Hats had a booth that showed off its many styles of hats.

Books for sale at the Writer Coach Connection booth to help inspire future young writers. Clearly one boy would grow up to become a powerfully emotional writer.

One of several artists with booths at the festival was this booth featuring Expressions Of Beauty by Kicheko .

Back to the Mural Project and a young man carefully touching up an area of color.

Another artist at the fair created a human form sitting, which had been created by applying fiberglass over old packing materials.

A truck parked near the children's area featured actual changing rooms.