Of the several forms of entertainment available at the fair, this one-man-band played a guitar and sang. He also had a kazoo mounted on his neck.

A sign near the entrance made it clear that there were, "No Dogs Allowed." That same sign said, "Please No Smoking," and concluded with, "Thank You Saturday Market."

Another sign (this one inside the fair) said, "Take What You Need." Below it were tabs that could be ripped off. A few of those tabs read: "Love", "Wellness," Forgiveness", and "Truth."

A man stood on the stage at the Eugene Saturday Market. He was either testing the mike, or telling jokes to the audience.

The Bangkok Grill was one of many food booths available at the Eugene Saturday Market.

Saritza's Mexican Food was another of the several food booths available at the Eugene Saturday Market.

The Lemonade Gourmet booth offered Lemonade and Oregon Berry Coolers as welcome refreshment on a hot summer day.

T-shirts were for sale at one of the many merchandise booths at the Eugene Saturday Market.

A man, seated on a patch of lawn, played a steel instrument for the entertainment of all.

The Eugene Saturday Market occupied an entire city block. Back in 2017 it was packed with many people.

Ripe yellow melons were one example of food for sale at the Eugene Saturday Market.

Green watermelons were piled in a bin and were for sale at the Eugene Saturday Market.

Bags of Fresh Popped Dakoda Black Kettle Corn was for sale for $5 each.

A basket displayed corn on the cob. Those corn cobs were available to purchase at the Eugene Saturday Market.

People dressed as vegetables attracted customers to the Wildcraft Cider booth at the Eugene Saturday Market.