A sign near the fair entrance read, "Rabbit Hole."

A banner identified, "The Fair Begins Here."

Another sign asked and answered the question, "Are Staff Camping Firepits With Permits Allowed?" The answer, this day, was, "Yes."

One of a pair of signs read, "Her heart was full of song."

The second of the pair of signs read, "Her eyes were full of stars."

A sign, posted on a fence, read, "Beautiful Native Art can now be found in the new Native American Art & Craft Market in Xavanadu!"

A buffalo hide was hung on a wooden rack. Two signs on it read, "Bison," and, "Feel Me Baby!"

Several signs were hung on a fence. Two of them provided guidance to a stage and a park.

A sign was painted on a tree trunk. It read, "Art is like white clouds in blue Skies."

A painting of two flamingos was on a fence. Below them was a small sign saying, "Fair Ends Here."

A sign identified a food booth. It read, "La Tortilla."

Near the exit and the bus stop, was a sign that read, "Thank You For Being Us."