One of the first signs seen was:

The maps of the fair were less common that expected but necessary when lost. Unfortunately the maps were in the same orientation no matter where in the fair you were, so in some cases you had to invert and reverse the map in your head to determine the direction to go.

One of the restaurants had this "Rabbit Hole" sign with its carrot in the center of the word "hole." The sign referred to, "The Rabbit Hole Tea Bar " which served a variety of iced and hot teas.

One of the restrooms featured a long common men's urinal. The signs read, "Splash & Dash Urinals," and "Urinal Hymnal," and of course "Men's Urinal."

A round tie-dyed sign indicated the location of a store that sold tie-dyed clothing.

An, "I Love You," sign was found in the mouth of a bizarre man's face sculpture constructed using cloth and wood.

A sign said simply, "Chela Mela," and indicated the entry to a small meadow in which performances could be seen.