The Darrell Meyers Band, led by the man himself (bottom right corner), had everyone dancing in the street.

Big kisses for two of my favourite fellas. Robin Delany (left) of the village's famous coffee house and our own NS News Display manager David Whitman.

Janita and John Larsen brought along little seven-week-old Sarah to her first Edgemont Village party.

"It's just fabulous," said Jan Khubyar (from left), Terry Giarardin and Pam Wetzel as they watched all the action.

These pretty sisters danced their way down the street together. From left: seven-year-old Alanah, nine-year-old Sarah and two-year-old Miranda Whitman.

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Rusty Morrison (left) Pat Morrison (centre) and Steven Lyon were just a little backward in their ways. They all sat turned-around on their bench to get a better view of the band.

The event is a great excuse to take some time out with friends. From left: Fiona Campbell, Fiona Pryce and Iana Guess.

It's never too early to learn how to two-step. David Steverding will soon be chasing 14-month-old son Chad all over the place.

Somehow, Georg Koslowski always gets hugs from all the pretty gals. North Vancouver Rec Commission's Beth Ostlund was happy to oblige.

Full of energy, Kay Gilmour and John Marriott danced up a storm in the centre square and put the rest of us to shame.

Eleven-year-old Courtney Johnstone (left) and twleve-year-old Charlie Christensen were checking out the scene.

Scooters are making a big comeback this year. This favourite of the fifites is really popular today with kids like (from left) Sarah Chaster, Roksan Yasman, Cole Polly and Mhairin Macdonald.

Working in the village is all part of the fun for Brett Pendleton (left) and Glen Jensen. Brett is also a solo musician whose new CD promises to introduce the world to a "new breed of rock."