One booth sold Native American inspired designs of clothing and accessories.

Another booth sold posters that had been copied and then silk screened on t-shirts.

The Aquascale Glass booth sold jewelry made from aqua colored glass.

The body painting area was doing a brisk business. Most of the body painting happened behind the black-and-white screens.

Several booths, like this one, sold assorted women's clothing.

A booth sold, "Shoe Charms," which were small charms rigged to attach to shoelaces.

A bold booth sold tie-dyed clothing which included skirts, dresses, and multi-gender shirts.

The covers from comic books were copied and made into jigsaw puzzles.

Linen shirts were for sale with a sign that said, "Linen Relaxed Yet Elegant."

Kileen's Garden Boutique booth sold garden accessories and small plants.

Kileen's Garden Boutique booth sold bonsai trees too.