Bright-eyed youngsters shared the spotlight with an emerald empire sparkling with orange beauties and gourds of thrills when Leif Ericson Park hosted its annual Halloween festival.
The autumnal frolic transformed the green at 66th Street and Fort Hamilton Parkway, into a thrill-seeker’s paradise as youngsters participated arts and crafts, and selected their very own pumpkin to take home for the year’s most spooktastic day.
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