The DJ for the contingent rode on the back of a truck. He wore a red t-shirt and stood behind a bright red fabric valance. The straps holding the huge speakers up were also red.

Kids danced following the red truck. The were decked out in bright feathery costumes. The women standing among them were the dance instructors.

A feather collar rose behind the head. That costume element was held up with straps just as a backpack would be held.

Some kids had blue wings as part of their costumes. The wings were attached to the arms just above the elbow so that they could articulate as the arms moved.

A young man's costume was less elaborate and used a color selection that was in the browns, yellows, and gold.

The women danced wearing yellow costumes with matching, feathered headpieces that resembled fire.

A woman in the parade wore a huge headpiece that towered so high over her that it dwarfed trees.

The women with Sistas Wit Style who marched last, danced using scarves as props.

One of the men danced with a fake spear, while another man danced with a scarf.

The man, who was last in Sistas Wit Style, dragged a huge work of art behind him. Because it was partly supported by his shoulders, it became an extension of his costume.