As Halloween is celebrated in different parts of New York: where to look for food and entertainment

Halloween is about to come and New Yorkers will leave their homes in search of food and entertainment. Modern technologies will help them in this - a specially developed application will allow you to find on the map the nearest store, enterprise or neighboring apartment where they distribute sweets. This publication writes 6sqft.

Unusual application called Nextdoor. Everyone can register in it, not only to find a venue for the next party, but also add your own to the card.

About which area of ​​the city offer the best treats and unforgettable parties, read below.

Manhattan

The epicenter of Halloween events is located on 69 Street West Side, between Broadway and Central Park. In past years, one could meet here the Marshmallow man Stei Paft, take a walk in the fog among spiders and zombies, and visit a real cemetery.

On 95-th street, between Columbus Avenue, Central Park and West Street, traffic will be blocked, and brick houses located in the neighborhood will give you a dose of adrenaline and sweets, the source promises.

Go for sweets to the Upper East Side: here you will find what you are looking for on sites that include the block on 78 Street, between Park and Lexington, and also on 94 Street, between Park and Lexington to the south.

There will be a party in Carnegie Hill on East Street 92 between Park and Madison Avenue Spooktacular. Traffic from 5 to 6: 30 in the evening will be closed on this section. Here you will find incredible entertainment, including a family costume and pet costume contest, and much more.

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Treats for adults and young residents of the metropolis were also prepared by the Museum of the City of New York, located on the Upper East Side. Here's a party called Spooky city, which will last from 2: 30 to 5 evenings.

If you find yourself in Midtown, check out an event called Trick or treat with east midtown, which brings together local companies to celebrate 3 – 7 evenings.

Children will love it Tricks and treats in the Winter Village of America in Brian Park. From 4 to 6 evenings, magic tricks, pumpkin decorations, and arts and crafts will be shown here.

Another place that is famous as one of the most creepy is Greenwich Village. In addition to the adult version - grown-ups' version Children's Halloween Parade Washington Park is one of the most popular free city party for kids. The event will take place on October 31 from 15: 00 to 18: 00. Here, right after the parade, free treats, games and attractions await you, the newspaper writes.

In Chelsea, the fun will begin around 6 in the evening Clement Clark Moore Parkthat locals call the Seal Park.

The Lower East Side is a classic bakery Economy candy offers a variety of old fashioned goodies.

Brooklyn

No one organizes family parties better than Slope Park, and Halloween is no exception. Event called Park slope halloween parade starts at 6: 30 evenings in Washington Park and ends with a music concert.

Next door, on 7 Avenue, you'll also find holiday treats.

At Fort Green party BAMboo! starts from noon. As part of the celebration, treats, games and a competition for the best costume are expected.

The long-awaited annual walk Halloween walk Clinton Hill has been held for 26 years. On the site you can download the latest map with marked locations.

Also this year there will be an event that will host a team of little monsters at a dance party Monster Mash.

Other major Brooklyn events will take place on Halsey Street and Jefferson and Putnam Avenues between Tompkins and Trup Avenues at Bedstay, Park Place at Prospect Heights, Clinton Street at Cobble Hill and Garden Place, and at Grace Court Alley in Brooklyn Heights.

Queens

Queens residents are advised to travel through Forest hills gardens. This area is known for its large and beautiful houses and incredible holiday decorations.

Another popular event in this area of ​​the city is Jackson Heights Halloween Parade. This is the second largest parade for children, dedicated to Halloween in New York.

A few more major stops at Borough include Flushing on 166 Street, between 45 and 46 Avenue and Kew Gardens, where the entertainment is concentrated in apartment buildings.

“Look for buildings with 33-83 numbers on Austin Street and those next to Hill Avenue. In southern Queens, head to Howard Beach. For more pastoral pleasure, walk on the picturesque streets of Middle Village, especially in the areas south and east of Juniper Park, and the Sunniside Gardens, ”the source recommends.

Bronx

Tenbrok Avenue in the Bronx Morris Park area is a popular destination for the whole family. According to a local resident Stephanie Hoyne, here are Tudor-style houses decorated with eerie graveyard symbols, as well as pumpkins and terrifying monsters. All of this adds to the charm of the street, making it a must-see for Halloween.

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Another place worth a visit by the whole family is called Red tricycle.

Here you can collect a real collection of holiday treats.

And in the neighboring area of ​​Fieldstone it is worth going not only for refreshments, but also for entertainment. The city island in the Bronx hosts a parade in Hawkins Park, after which the children will begin to collect their treats, moving from one porch to another.

Williamsbridge will host a real pumpkin party - WBO Halloween Pumpkin Party. It includes carnival games and treats.

В Poe park there will also be a party that promises treats with sweets, as well as entertainment and games for children of all ages. Here the celebration will last from 2 to 4: 30 evenings.

Staten Island

Residents of Morrison Avenue between Broadway and Bement Avenue take Halloween very seriously. They decorate their homes with eerie paraphernalia and even create soundtracks to accompany their events.

In addition, residents certainly wear scary costumes to entertain crowds of pleasure-seekers. This area has become famous as quite generous in terms of the distribution of sweets.

By the way, the best costumes on Staten Island are worth looking at Bay Street, recommends the source.

And finally: a great place for young families on South Shore, Chesterton Avenue.