On the City Stage, the musical group "Flight" sets up to perform from 3:30 - 5 p.m.

An energetic act, they entertained hundreds of people during the beautiful afternoon.

The food and beverage tents did brisk business.

One of the festive options for afternoon lunch.

The butterfly theme was everywhere.

The newly formed Chamber of Commerce partnered with Dairy Queen.

Signature Sponsor North Broward Preparatory Schools had a friendly information booth.

The Butterfly Festival was the official dedication of the "Electric Express". the City's environmentally-friendly and very colorful electric bus.

(L-R) Commissioner Fantl, Vice-Mayor Tooley, Commissioner Gerber, and Mayor Waldman prepare for the Electric Express dedication.

The commissioners pull winners of prizes from a raffle. All bus-riding festival-goers were entered in the raffle.

Vice-Mayor Tooley announces the winner of an electric scooter, donated by sponsor Florida Power and Light.

Following the Electric Express dedication, event sponsors were invited to the VIP tent.

VIPs were greeted by (L-R) Assistant City Manager Mary Blasi, Mayor Jim Waldman, PIO Julie Ann Waid, and Tent Coordinator Darlene Kassof.

Sponsors were treated to free Electric Express shirts and a catered late lunch.

By 6 p.m., kids were still full of energy.