Saltaire restaurant's promo gal Gwen Webster (left) and travel professional Pam Gosal came down to the beach to see the action.

They are true friends who always come to harmony arts. From left: Nicki Breuer, Barbara Robinson, Barb Williams and Sharon Jenvey.

Artist James Knowles, seen here with art promoter Karmina Lake, will be painting outside the Ferry Building all week long.

Reka and Don Charlton, of Charlton Financial Group, are expecting a new baby in October. As you can see, mommy and daddy are doing well.

West Vancouver Chamber of Commerce president Dina Zeitler, seen here with Greg Stone, is also on the Harmony Arts board.

Vicki Brown (left) and Aldean Gelhede cuddled up to chamber director Luis Sopena who was on hand to help pour the wine.

He's the pride and joy of the North Shore, even if he doesn't live here. Sinfonia director/conductor Clyde Mitchell is no stranger to the arts.

Serving hot dogs and salmon respectively, Jon Zwickel (left), of Hot Dog Jonny's, and Dan Atkinson, of the Salmon House on the Hill, were big crowd pleasers.

Roy "Bim" Forbes and Shari Ulrich delighted hundreds of onlookers when they appeared together on stage to perform to a park packed with fans. Outdoor concerts like this continue all week at John Lawson.

West Van chamber administrator Sue Woods (left) and volunteer Priya Maity sold popcorn in the park.

Hot, hot, hot. North Van District fire chief Gary Calder was smoking in his vintage 1937 Jaguar roadster.