Greg’s Pumpkin Patch opens in Domino Park for the first time ever
A section of Williamsburg’s Domino Park has turned into a pumpkin patch with thousands of pumpkins on display and for sale for the first time ever.
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Oct 15, 2022, 5:19 PM
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Updated 569 days ago
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326ds agoA section of Williamsburg’s Domino Park has turned into a pumpkin patch with thousands of pumpkins on display and for sale for the first time ever.
Greg’s Pumpkin Patch offers kids and adults the opportunity to paint their own pumpkins with the help of professional artists in house.
The patch is owned by Greg Walsh, who has been selling Christmas trees across the city for almost four decades but wanted to try something a little different.
The patch is walking distance from both the L and M trains.
