At 14 months, West Vancouver's little Indigo Pixie, seen here with her mom Jessica Gypsy, enjoyed the festival and the sun.

They say they're from "everywhere". Artisans Daniel Courteau and Jane Albo were selling their handmade jewellery.

Volunteers Dave McMurrin (left) and Eric Lamoureux were busy on the headsets coordinating the events.

North Vancouver RCMP Constables Glen McPherson (left) and Philip Yong are on the bike squad and kept an eye on things.

Performing informally was musicians Tommy Ashe (from left) dance artists Salouma Holmes and Jan Peters.

There was lots of good eating at the festival. Just ask Ana Rose Carrico (from left), sister Ruby Carrico and friend Jen Lovick.

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John "Flash" Gordon (left), of the BC Marijuana Party, ran against former Premier Ujjal Dosanjh in the last election. Now he's working with his campaign manager George Bailey to promote the medicinal use of marijuana.

Madeleine Shaw (left) and Suzanne Siemens were selling organic cotton underwear and environmentally friendly feminie hygiene products.

Palm reader Dawn Fitzgerald is multi-talented. Here she fashioned a beaded hair wrap for customer Reine Jensen.

A campaign to stop sexual apartheid in Iran was the focus of Mina Behrooze (from left) Saber Azad and Zari Asli.

Call him Chammy Sam. He's part of the group Storm Waver, a live trance, hard electronic rock and roll group that performed earlier in the day.

"Plant a tree - trees are good" was the message delivered by Leanne Arnison (from left) Dawn Paley and Tim Dobbyn.

Promoting Blake "the Blade" Lirette, North American kick-boxing champion, was Hilary Stirling (left) and Jessica Wiser.