A collection of art heads was available for viewing in a back corner of the fair. These heads would be worn by various performers at random times during the parade, where each performer made his/her big head stride tall by use of stilts.

The big heads were on display under a wooden arbor. Many had words emblazoned on their chests. Alas but wrinkles made some illegible.

A big head that resembled Chelsea Manning with the partly visible words, "I just want people to know the truth," and "Chelsea Manning."

A big head made to resemble Rosa Parks with the partly revealed words, "Their Life As," and "Rosa Parks."

A native American big head with a necklace and earrings. Notice the view hole near the bottom, which suggested this head was very tall when worn.

Assorted "Day of the Dead," figures were lined up against the fence.

Other big heads were lined against the fence. One head was held up by a pole. Others had arms that were actuated using rods.

Creepy heads were lined up along the back fence. They represented a wide range of scary ideas.

Two young women set off with a worm-like face and body held aloft with two rods. The face was either that of a worm or caterpillar.