It was hotter than a four dollar furnace on Sunday as the band marched through East Van to Strathcona Park to kick off Justice Rocks.
Katrina, of Bolting Brassicas fame
Eddie, Lexi, Julie
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Family Day On The North Shore
An annual event sponsored by and hosted at the North Shore Auto Mall.
Allison
Diane
Lexi and Debbie
Alexis, Snake Charmer
The Story Box Project
Storyeum is a great performance space, unless you’re a photographer.
It’s dark in there.
Susan
On August 6 Storyeum was temporarily transformed into an art gallery. The Carnival Band along with Pepe Danza and the Upbeats provided the music.
Ann and Sam
Heidi
Parade Video From Butchnews
For an aerial video view of the band fast forward to about min. 7:14
Pride Parade 2010
Tami, Steph and Darrell
This year the band was adopted by Raincity Housing to play in the parade.
Mr. and Mrs. Cousins
The band was accompanied by the Txi’s colourful and very athletic Umbrella Odyssey
Nearing the end on Beach Ave.
Illuminaries 2010
This could be the first time the Carnival Band has taken the show to a DTES alley.
This year Public Dreams brought Illuminaries to W2, the old/new Woodward’s site. The event included indoor and outdoor performances.
Andrew, Ann, Dom, JohnC (and Pierrette, Tara’s Mom)
Passion For Percussion/Tara’s Birthday
Saturday’s second gig was Passion For Percussion at Dr. Sun Yat Sen Gardens
Debbie B
Luke, Bryan, Sadie
The birthday girl
Happy Birthday Tara!
Multi-Cultural Parade 2010
What better way to spend a sunny Saturday morning than to parade down a mountain.
The Annual North Vancouver Downhill Parade
devo
Escalators, more fun than Playland
Sadie’s new hot pink axe
Mike Antares’ HONK! Photos
Mike Antares, the photographer for Minor Mishap Marching Band of Austin, TX, has just uploaded about 30 HONK! Fest West images to the band’s flickr pool.
Tara
James X. Griffiths
For many more great images from HONK! Seattle check out
There are numerous excellent, heretofore unseen, shots of Carnival Bandits including this shot of Roisin at Seattle Centre
Roisin
Greetings From Malawi
Duncan McNicholl, one of the band’s most excellent trumpet players, is working in Africa.
You can follow Duncan’s adventures and efforts to bring clean water to Malawi by subscribing to his blog,
Duncan sends his love to the Carnival Band.
Jesse, Lisa, Duncan at Pride ’09