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Sue and the Namies led off Saturday morning at the Garden Gate Stage (Ninth and H streets). -
Safe assumption that there’s been tie-dye clothing for sale for 46 years on the Arcata Plaza during the North Country Fair. -
The Arcata Interfaith Gospel Choir sang its first performance of the year under the leadership of its new director Valetta Molofsky. -
Valetta Molofsky, the new director of the Arcata Interfaith Gospel Choir, invited her grandmother Marge to the mic to sing a solo. -
Madi Simmons joined the Arcata Interfaith Gospel Choir for a solo on late Saturday morning and then performed again late Saturday afternoon singing reggae and funk. -
Jeff Thomas, a member of the Arcata Interfaith Gospel Choir, offered a solo performance. -
Valetta Molofsky, director of the Arcata Interfaith Gospel Choir, stepped to the mic to offer her own solo. -
Krista Michelle Duarte joined two other Arcata Interfaith Gospel Choir members to lead this song near the end of the performance. -
Paula Jones performed a moving solo as Valetta Molofsky directed the Arcata Interfaith Gospel Choir. -
The Humboldt Lao Dancers performed in early afternoon at the Lawn Stage on the Arcata plaza during the North Country Fair. -
Creative masks could be found in the All Species Parade around the Arcata Plaza. -
Jeffrey Renolds, of Arcata, created his triceratops mask for the All Species Parade from a pattern that he printed, traced, cut, and assembled. -
This butterfly on stilts headed for the Arcata plaza as part of the All Species Parade. -
When just walking with brilliant red wings won’t do, strap yourself into really tall stilts for the All Species Parade. -
Staff from the Northcoast Environmental Center organized and led the All Species Parade around the Arcata Plaza. -
The All Species Parade featured an all-ages mix of life forms. -
Bandemonium provided the rhythmnic sound track for the All Species Parade around the Arcata Plaza. -
This owl was spotted flying above the All Species Parade. -
Familiar and unfamiliar life forms filled the ranks of participants in the All Species Parade. -
June Moxon and her Enchanted Slipper led the Hippypotamus near the tail end of the All Species Parade, a relatively recent tradition of Kinetic Grand Championship sculptures joining Arcata events. -
Several participants in the All Species Parade advocated for “Saving California Salmon” and changing forest-practice methods.
