The festival's barely begun and Jack the Rum Runner is already corrupting the local fairy population.

Harvey the Corpsman and John Crow the Cook both have an unhealthy fascination with Crow's nipples.

Jack and Maroon the Shantyman get in a few winks while Harvey rambles on about something or another

Jack must have cut the cheese because the rest of the band is all heading starboard.

The audience in the Jack Tar Tavern seems to get a kick out of "The Farmer".

Splice the Rigger finally get his revenge dance on Harvey during "The Gun Shanty".

You can tell it's "Johnny Jump Up" time when the fae pumpettes hit the stage.

John Crow is caught in a compromising position during "The Night Pat Murphy Died". That'll teach him to die on stage.

Someone is waaaay too proud of his dinghy.

The grass skirts are pulled out and placed on the pumpettes to do some Caribbean style dancing for "Isle of Tortuga".

Ex-Bilge Pump Blue the Lookout crashed the Sunday party!

So... first rule of ex-Bilge Pumps is you make them come up on stage to sing a song.

Jack and Maroon kill a little time before a show firing off whichever of the 3 songs Maroon knows on guitar.

In keeping with the weekend theme, a brand-new song was fired off. In this case a revised version of "Roll the Woodpile Down".

The Bilge Pumps sing about a sailor's best friend... grog!

Harvey gathers himself up some macho men to dance with him during "Cape Cod Girls".

We really need to stop doing drunk songs with John Crow on stage.

It's always fun to get the kids involved with the stories about dismembering children.

As a public service, the Bilge Pumps spread the story about the dread pirate St. Joe during "Whiskey Johnny".