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Brandon Cerquedo, 18, center, plays the banjo as Nik Snyder, 17, right, chimes in and Darwin Avalos, 17, plays the upright base, left, in their traditional jazz band called "Swamp Kitchen" from San Diego as they play on the street in Old Sacramento during the Sacramento Music Festival, Saturday, May 26, 2012. The four band members of Swamp Kitchen are also members of the Mission Bay Preservationists from Mission Bay High School that have formed their own band. The Mission Bay Preservationists can be heard on Sunday at 1pm at the Delta King Dock and 5pm at Round Table Pizza and also Monday at 10am at Round Table Pizza in Old Sacramento. -
Sheryl Zazzi of the Delta Divas walks down the streets of Old Sacramento in the parade during the Sacramento Music Festival. -
Amadeo Ramero of the Ben Ali Shriner's Keystone Cop Patrol entertains the crowd during the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Amadeo Ramero of the Ben Ali Shriner's Keystone Cop Patrol blows bubbles for Max Kibort, 2, and his dad Mike Kibort of Auburn during the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Dexter Williams, right, plays the bass with TNT, (The New Traditionalists) of Sacramento, along with Devan Kortan, left on the guitar, during the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Jeong Hong plays the trombone with the Mission Bay Preservationists of Mission Bay High School in the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Ed Cho, "Meat" with the Ophir Prison Marching Kazoo Band plays the bass drum in the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Joe Brennan, 10, of Santa Clarita catches some candy with his sister, Lauren, 7, mom Patti, and grandmother, Judy Barrick during the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Members of the The California Repercussions march in the streets during the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Marc Messier of the Green Tie Jazz Band of Fremont plays drums on the family stage at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Adam Lykins, plays trumpet with the Green Tie Jazz Band of Fremont on the family stage at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Malachi Johnson, 16, plays the drum for an audience with Swamp Kitchen on the street during the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
John Horn leads the California Repercussions in the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Festival Emperor, Bob Ringwald of the Fulton Street Jazz Band rides with actress Molly Ringwald in the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Members of the Ben Ali Shriner's Keystone Cop Patrol entertain the crowd watching the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Participants in the parade make their way down the streets of Old Sacramento during the Sacramento Music Festival. -
Participants in the parade make their way down the streets of Old Sacramento during the Sacramento Music Festival. -
Participants in the parade make their way down the streets of Old Sacramento during the Sacramento Music Festival. -
Diana Lennon, Pat Fitzgerald and Patty Schneringer ride in the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Participants of the Old Sacramento Living History Museum make their way down the streets of Old Sacramento during the Sacramento Music Festival. -
Members of the Boy Scouts of America march down the street in the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento. -
Members of the 2nd Line Ladies dance in the street during the parade at the Sacramento Music Festival in Old Sacramento.
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