A mass of people crowded around a two person band playing on a small stage. Most performances were like this. Crowded if you got there after the performance had started.

A woman sat on a low chair and played an accordion for money. Another street performer on one of the dirt streets of the Oregon Country Fair.

A child danced between the audience seated on dirt and the acoustic two-piece band playing on the stage.

The Doogan Holler (upbeat original acoustic folk band) had just begun to play at the Shady Grove Stage. The seating had not quite filled, so nobody was seated on dirt yet.

Two men were seated in a clearing and played for money. This gathering of musicians used a small ceramic toilet in addition to an inverted hat to collect money.

The Buckman Coe band was just setting up on the Main Stage. The were not scheduled to play until 1:00 p.m.

Musicians were gathered to jam in one shady area just off the main path. Here, a wide variety of instruments were played that afternoon.