Two boys with the Pistahan Parade and Festival, and Filipino American Arts Exposition, performed in a demonstration of Filipino Martial Arts. The two boys dueled with sticks.

A boy with the American Indian Cultural Center Of San Francisco, marched while wearing a decorative headband.

A boy performing with Buena Vista Horace Mann Escuela Comunitaria K-8, normally played a tall drum. He turned to face the audience while still holding his drumsticks.

Girls, with Buena Vista Horace Mann Escuela Comunitaria K-8, wore fruit costumes. A girl in an orange slice, talked to a girl in a lemon slice.

A girl, performing as part of Mixtiso Latino Indio-Afro-Mexican, danced along Mission Street, and shouted in celebration.

Two kids rode the Tradición Peruana Culteral Center float. They sat between two colorful paper masks.

Kids with Muito Quente! Samba Performers marched along Mission Street.

Kids danced as part of the group Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts. They all wore identical costumes.

Young kids rode the Nicaragua Danza, Hijos del Maiz float. One of the kids yawned.

One of the girls, marching with Esplendor Azteca Xipe Totec, turned to face the camera and was photographed pre-smile.

The kids performing as part of Sistas Wit Style posed during a pause in marching.

One of the children with Cumunidad Yucateca slept soundly as the parade approached its end.