A wide hallway connected the three large rooms that functioned as the exhibit hall. A mother nursed her baby in a chair across from the ATM.

A group of authors with Willamette Writers set up a booth labeled, "Oregon Authors." They sold novels and other books written by Oregon authors to the public. They were also there to answer questions about the group, as well as individual author questions.

One of the rooms was lined with booths that ranged from relief of back pain, to school bus driver jobs. Some booths were popular while others weren't.

An exhibit of open show jellies was displayed on wooden shelves. The jellies were all made from fruit (and a few vegetables) grown locally. Each prize winner had a ribbon next to the jelly jar.

Tables in the center of the hall were laid out with prize winning prepared foods, such as cookies, cakes, pies, and other desserts.

Plants were also on display in a corner of one hall. Here was an area where people could learn how to create floral arrangements.

Another exhibit showed art created from recycled materials. Here was exhibit 2179, a bug made up of jar lids, straws, popsicle sticks, and pop-top tabs.