Assorted "Day of the Dead," figures were lined up against the fence.

The big heads were on display under a wooden arbor. Many had words emblazoned on their chests. Alas but wrinkles made some illegible.

A big head that resembled Chelsea Manning with the partly visible words, "I just want people to know the truth," and "Chelsea Manning."

A big head made to resemble Rosa Parks with the partly revealed words, "Their Life As," and "Rosa Parks."

A native American big head with a necklace and earrings. Notice the view hole near the bottom, which suggested this head was very tall when worn.

A collection of art heads was available for viewing in a back corner of the fair. These heads would be worn by various performers at random times during the parade, where each performer made his/her big head stride tall by use of stilts.

Other big heads were lined against the fence. One head was held up by a pole. Others had arms that were actuated using rods.

Creepy heads were lined up along the back fence. They represented a wide range of scary ideas.

Two young women set off with a worm-like face and body held aloft with two rods. The face was either that of a worm or caterpillar.