Thanks to everybody who stopped by the Birdhead booth this past weekend. We had a great time at this year’s Bazaar Bizarre and were happy to have met so many great new friends. Props to the dude who was ripping it on the Theremin. Also, thanks to those who had the opportunity to use our Photobooth.

A special thanks to everybody that came by the Birdhead booth at Baked Fresh this past Sunday. We had a great time and were happy to make a ton of new friends. For those that weren’t aware this event happened (yes, it was tucked away on Harrison Ave in South Boston), Baked Fresh featured products from over 120 local artists, crafters and entrepreneurs…anything and everything including custom tees, vintage garb, silk-screened prints, photography, hand crafted jewelry and more.

We also had our Bio Bus set up as an experiential lounge for those that wanted to take a few moments to get off of their feet. For some people, a few moments turned into 30+ minutes. We’re happy to provide a pop-up lounge where ever desired.

What initially looked like an entire day of heavy rain at the Allston Village Street Fair, luckily cleared away and made way for hundreds of visitors who came to check out the day of art, music, food, and more. Birdhead was happy to share our table with Yelp.com’s Yugaya who played an essential role in preventing our tent from flying off in the killer gusts of wind. Thanks Yugaya! Even more exciting than the danger of the wind was getting to see Barnicle’s performance on the main stage (keep an eye out for the release of their new album). Thanks Allston Rock City, see ya next year!

Check out Green Living’s article on the booth here.

This past weekend, we brought our bio-bus down to New London, CT, for their annual I Am Festival (myspace.com/iamfestival). We were joined in full force by Birdhead Design and Mess With Texas for our booth set-up. The whole festival took place along the edge of the water and included a long pier as part of the vendor/stage set-up. We couldn’t have asked for a better spot, having our bio-bus and tent right at the beginning of the pier, next to the 2^nd stage.

People really enjoyed seeing our bio-bus and reading about its capabilities to run on recycled vegetable oil. The headliners included Jay Reatard, Kidz in the Hall, Martha Wainwright, and Tiny Masters of Today. As night fell, we began a series of light projections directly behind the main stage.

Check out our youtube video that shows a walkthrough of the event followed by some light projection clips: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCe5KBoebNQ.

Behind some of the light projections you’ll hear a few seconds of what sounds like some kids covering House of Pain’s, ‘jump around.’ That’s exactly what it is. This brother/sister combo from Brooklyn, known as, Tiny Masters of Today, shredded the stage. Apparently these two are 14 and 12 years of age. After a search on youtube we came across a number of their videos that had received over 100,000 views, including one directed by Karen-O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Hats off to these youngsters who will no doubt be huge one day.

To view the full picture set, check out this slideshow on our Flickr account: http://flickr.com/photos/39129766@N00/sets/72157607325955650/