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Vegan pastries enticed crowds to a sweet treat.

And cold brew lemonade and coffee samples were given out.

Sol Good shared the benefits of going solar.

And people could sample a vegan organic protein shake of vanilla, chocolate or even peanut butter.

Evil spirits were snuffed out with burnt sage.

In the mind body and soul area, meditation sessions put people at ease.

Instructors led in various seated yoga positions.

Messages were given to further the relaxation process.

Animal adoptions from groups including Best Friends in Mission Hills brought dogs for adoption.

And this calico kitten was the talk of the festival as cats of various ages were up for adoption as well.

And a tiny duck, showed that even the smallest needs a home.

The Cancer Control Society showed their alternative therapies by promoting their convention on Labor Day weekend in Glendale.

Various booths promoted Climate intiatives.

And of course Peta was there with their causes including National Animal Rights Day on June 3.

A gopher showed its head as it took away from the festival and crowds gathered to watch the little guy under a chair.

Handpainted pictures of whales were sold to benefit the causes.

The Oasis next to the concert stage provided 21+ with a little adult fun of beer and wine.

Rock and Roll Pizza had Vegan Pizza sold by the slice for five bucks.

The annual Festival of Colors was back again at Whittier

Narrows Park in El Monte, California and young and old welcomed in the spring on a somewhat cloudy day on Saturday March 10 and Sunday March 11. Admission to the festival was just eight dollars, which didn’t include if one wanted the color. The tradition of the Holi

people is meant to chase away evil spirits with the throwing of colors on people, creating harmony and unity for all.

There was also calming yoga demonstrations that people could take advantage of to clear the air and relax in the park.

Color was available in packets of 8 for 20 dollars at the table as people entered the festival. The color took away the race and ethnicity and made everyone the same for one day.

Mantra Bands had people in the center of the park throwing color as they listened to positive encouraging music all day long and everyone embrace in free love and hugs.

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