Scenes From The 2014 Flatbush Frolic
Thousands of people filled Cortelyou Road Sunday for the 2014 Flatbush Frolic, which was hosted by the Flatbush Development Corporation and drew a jubilant and diverse crowd of people from throughout the community – and beyond – to enjoy the vendors, incredible food options, music, and more.
Here are some of our photos, and neighbors’ photos, from the Frolic – if you have any you’d like to add, send them to us at editor@ditmasparkcorner.com and we’ll add them to this post!
Latin Fever got the crowd smiling with their dance moves.
Auria, from Auria’s Malaysian Kitchen, smiles as she prepares some of her dishes that attracted many a fan during the fair.
Venisse Charles and Anthony Guildford, of the Flatbush Development Corporation, had a blast at the festival.
The folks from Ox Cart Tavern offered a huge tasting menu of their new endeavor, an affordable Asian fusion place that will be located at the old Cortelyou Suprette spot (1120 Cortelyou Road).
The PS 139 chess ninjas practice their skills that have landed them in the national spotlight time and again.
Chess players from PS 217 have fun competing against one another.
PS 217’s table at the fair showed off beautiful tiles made by first-grade students that will soon be placed on a wall in the school.
The FDNY spoke to neighbors about fire safety.
Neighbor Kevin Ferguson sent us these fantastic photos, all of which (except for the first one) are of dancers from the Cynthia King Dance Studio.
Roosevelt Islander (who runs this blog and grew up in Ditmas Park) sent us the following wonderful photos:
