The Good Life Roots booth was at the end of a row of booths and sold many items decorated around the theme of art.

One of several booths labeled, "Ice Cold Beer & Cocktails." This one was set up with its back to the Transbay Center. On a wall beside it was a mural by Nychos called Lord .

A booth labeled, "Sublime Designs," sold women's clothing and accessories.

A booth labeled, "The Zombie Movement" was located next to the, "Sublime Designs," booth. The Zombie Movement booth sold "apparel • art supplies • custom printing."

A booth labeled, "Fat Freddy's Creations," sold buttons and clothing. The logo was an image of Gilbert Shelton's Fat Freddy's Cat .

A booth labeled, "Cannabis Dispensary," was one of many arranged down Pot Alley. None sold actual cannabis, but a couple offered free samples.

A booth without a sign sold Persian style jewelry.

The booth labeled, "Eternal Mode," sold unisex clothing in a variety of artistic designs, all of them very costly.