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A myriad of visitors took advantage of Twisted Trunk Yoga's free lessons. We're not sure what that position is called, but it looks impressive.

Melt ice cream sandwiches that didn't have the chance to melt yet.

People bobbed their heads and 'grammed away while indie pop band Palomar performed.

Students from P.S. 126 raised money for an air conditioner in their classroom. Their teacher had them come up with products to sell (chop sticks and fortune cookies), and their (mostly) smiling faces quickly drew customers.

Want some fries to go with those toppings? At the Wassail stand, it was "all fries all day."

Guests say "aloha" to Hawaiian BBQ.

Kids and adults alike tried (often) and scored (sometimes) at the G-Shock tent. The coveted prize? Free T-shirts.

The crash when it fell was almost as loud as the band playing a few hundred feet away.

Yummy Pies 'n' Thighs on display. It was tempting, but we didn't swipe one...

(Photo Credit: Sam Gillette)

The high-stepping couple passed out fliers to advertise the nearby "Revolutionary America" show at Mark Miller Gallery.

Busy at work making "Japanese street food, New York style" at Mimi and Coco.

Almost 250 coconuts? Yep, that's how many Heartbeet Juicery sold in less than five hours yesterday. "It's fun, it's music, it's food," said Tiffany White. "It's a good for us because we are a small, growing company. We need to do these type of things to get our name out there."

Tarot card reading at its best. He was entranced and so were we (until we remembered it's rude to stop and listen)...

Elise Graham's show "What Nature Is Not" was on display.

The Brooklyn-based band Baby Birds Don't Drink Milk.

(Photo Credit: Sam Gillette)

"I'm here with my friends, but even if I was by myself I'd be here because New York culture is a dying thing. This is what New York is - a Sunday when you ain't got nothing to do except for what you have to do. You can walk around, go to the city, see culture, music and people not being douchebags," said Akil Apollo Davis (far right) with friends Max Spiker (left), and Keely Angel (middle). "You can't go to Washington Square Park at night anymore so the fun stuff, where you get to be out in the sun, is this stuff like street fairs."