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The 38th annual Pasadena Strawberry Festival drew an estimated 50,000 attendees this year, but it also drew our new photographer Adrienne Byard, whose photos from the event capture a slice of Houston so sweetly and unintentionally nostalgic that they could have been taken in 1978. From Byard's photos, you'd think heaven was Pasadena on a Sunday afternoon in May.
Take a trip through the festival for yourself in our slideshow, or just enjoy some of our favorite photos from the day below.
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