Hamilton has hosted several cultural and craft fairs since the 1960s, notably Festival of Friends, which made it a major tourist destination. The Festival of Friends, founded in 1975, is the largest annual free music event in the country. Burton Cummings, Lighthouse, Bruce Cockburn, Steve Earle and Richie Havens have been among the main stage headliners at "Gage Park" on Gage Avenue. WestJet is a major sponsor of the festival. Supercrawl is an annual, free, two-day festival featuring indie music and art, and attracts over 100,000 visitors. The Winona Peach Festivalwill be celebrating its 40th-anniversary in the summer of 2007; established in 1967. 4-time winner of the "Top 50 Ontario Festivals" from "Festivals and Events Ontario." The 2006 attendance was in excess of 230,000 and attracts attendees from Ontario the Western New York area. It's a food and beverage festival that includes free entertainment, arts & crafts, a midway, pageant and car show that features vintage vehicles, hot rods & classics. Hamilton is also home to the Mustard Festival[https://web.archive.org/web/20061213070234/http://www.hamiltoninternationalvillage.ca/index.asp because Hamilton is home to the largest miller of dry mustard in the world. It's held annually at "Ferguson Station", Ferguson Avenue at "Hamilton's International Village" and is another summertime food & beverage festival that features some of the top Blues and Jazz acts in the region. Hamilton is also home to the Fix Our World Festival[http://fixourworld.ning.com/events/2nd-annual-fix-our-world], bringing awareness to poverty, environment, peace and AIDS. It's held annually at "Pier 4 Waterfront Park", Pier 4 Waterfront Park and is another summertime music festival featuring some of the top local talent in the region.