During Festival week, almost anything can be bought. Market stalls spring up like weeds:
The local shops also get in on the act:
If you can't sell it during Festival week, it's essentially unsellable! Take this, for example... 
Loads of fun stuff to be had, if you're drunk or silly (or both) enough.
However, I have to say... Kurt Cobain in tie-dye... that's just wrong. Truly.
Today the 'real' Festival grounds are opened and official concert programme begins (there has been a series of less known bands playing on small stages in the camping grounds, some to very good reviews).
And for those intent on making their own contribution, instruments are sold literally in the streets:
Some allow themselves to be inspired...
... while others take the opportunity to lay in some more supplies:
Although the basic shopping needs are catered for in the camping area...
... most of the kids make the journey into town in order to shop more cheaply. Also, the 'official' music part of the festival doesn't start until Thursday...
... so there's plenty of time to spend money, and plenty to spend it on. And then, afterwards, there's the trip back:
