Halloween costumes
Whether you love or hate Halloween, you have to admit that here in Fort Greene, it’s a community affair [/blog/2015/10/28/halloween-event-guide-local-haunts-and-happenings-check-out/]. That’s because it feels like the entire neighborhood is part of the festivities, from children and parents going trick-or-treating to businesses and theater groups
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Photo courtesy of Pratt Institute.Halloween costumes are often a work of art, so this year’s costume design contest was a natural fit for Pratt Institute and NYC vintage boutique Screaming Mimi’s, who teamed up to offer a winning fashion design student a window display in Manhattan. The
Halloween costumes
We’re not sure if the cleaning supply kit set up next to it is part of this bloodied Halloween costume or not, but that seems logical to us. Take a photo in the neighborhood lately? Share it with us! Add it to our Flickr [http://www.flickr.com/groups/
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Hundreds of people bring their dogs out to Fort Greene Park each October to see who has the best-costumed pooch. (Photo by Fort Greene PUPS [http://www.flickr.com/photos/41335013@N06/])Fort Greene Park Users and Pets Society (PUPS) [http://www.fortgreenepups.org/site_2009/php/fgp.php] is
Costumes
Halloween is supposed to be scary, but judging from the slew of little critters we received photos of – dogs and kids, alike – it was really of a day to warm the cockles of my brutally dark, cold heart. Let’s start out with the doggies: And now the kids (I