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  • Festival Of Fun and Fear in Prospect Park

    Nadya Stevens 1:19 am on October 25, 2008 | 0 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: brooklyn, festivals, Halloween, Kids, Prospect Park

    Cindy Yahya and Kimberley Banjoko contributed to this story

    (Prospect Park, Brooklyn) Known for its scenic views, Prospect Park held a scarier theme Saturday for the upcoming Halloween. Despite the windy weather, the park was lively with The Monster Mash song blasting for its annual Halloween Haunted Walk and Carnival.

    One of the hundreds of parents at the park with their children, Rebecca says that this event is great for kicking off the holiday. “We like Halloween, so we’re down here to give the kids more nature,” she said as she pulled her tot from an open brook in the park. “We enjoy the park.”

    Children dressed as Batman and Princesses walked through the walk where ghouls and goblins bolted from out the blue ready to surprise any little victims brave enough to walk the path. But these spooks were not the typical malevolent ones, they were all volunteers hoping to make the best of everyone’s Halloween this year.

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  • More Than Just Greenery: Artisans at Fort Greene Park.

    Leila Brown, Tefarra Farrell, Nikki Newton 5:36 pm on October 20, 2007 | 0 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , artisan, brooklyn, fort greene

    In Fort Greene Park, artisans gather together to display and sell their contemporary and innovative peices of work. Natasha Harsh, a genuine artisan in her own right, invites various artisans and their work to her show, which runs from spring to mid-autumn. (More …)

     
  • Hattitude

    Ann-Quette Wade 2:05 pm on October 20, 2007 | 0 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: brooklyn, Business, Fashion

    Christopher Samuel contributed to this report.

    A Brooklyn hattery insists that its customers make their hats, instead of letting their hats make them.

    “Hats are no longer just an accessory, but the main article of clothing,” said Joe, the single-monikered owner of Malchijah Hats on DeKalb. Locating their boutique in the artsy melting pot of Fort Greene, partners Joe and store namesake Marcus Malchijah believe that everyone who wears one of their custom made hats has a “Hattitude.” (More …)

     
  • Church ‘Jams’ With Positive Message

    Edna Leamon 6:00 pm on October 11, 2007 | 0 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: brooklyn, ,

    A Brooklyn church is planning an event to keep teenagers focused on faith and away from the street. (More …)

     
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