Chills and thrills reigned supreme in Greenpoint where trick o’ treaters headed to the Red Shed Community Garden for a Halloween spooktacle, brimming with family friendly activities for mom, dad and the kids.
Thrill seekers honored the calendar’s most phantastic day with a rollicking celebration at the local play trove, Skillman and Kingsland avenues, where they carved pumpkins, feasted on refreshments and listened to live music, courtesy of the Automotive High School Pistone Band.
At Bar Nico, a Williamsburg pub finds its groove through food, community and rock ’n’ roll
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