The large dance area and stage on Howard Street just north of 2nd Street.

The area of Minna Street (an alley) south of 2nd Street, where art was created, displayed, and for sale.

Wares were for sale at the 2013 How Weird Street Faire. Most were for sale in booths.

Colors were a part of the 2013 How Weird Street Faire

Full body costumes and outfits that looked like costumes at the 2013 How Weird Street Faire

Not all people danced in the dance areas, a few danced elsewhere.

The Feast Of The Epiphany dance area was on 2nd Street near to Mission Street.

Food stalls sold a wide variety of food and drink at the How Weird Street Faire.

Assorted hats and masks and one costume of note found at the 2013 (14th Annual) How Weird Street Faire.

Hula hoops were supplied for free and some folks brought their own toplay with at the 2013 How Weird Street Faire

The Intergalactic Prophylactic Krewe dance area, produced by Party Babas, Red Marines, Psycircle, and Happy Camp

Juggling and other had coordination effects at the fair.

The Marching Band Stage, with live performances and marching bands

The dance area just south of Howard Street on 2nd Street.

Parasols were a common means used to provide one's own shade during the How Weird Street Faire.

The Party Time Krewe dance area, produced by Pulse SF, Space Shaping, and PK Sound.

The dance area at the south end of Tehema Street.

People who, having noticed the camera, posed to have a photo taken.