RiseBoro’s CalabazaFest at Maria Hernandez Park celebrates all things Halloween
RiseBoro Community Partnership held its 12th annual CalabazaFest at Maria Hernandez Park in Brooklyn on Sunday.
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Oct 30, 2022, 10:13 PM
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407ds agoRiseBoro Community
Partnership held its 12th annual CalabazaFest at Maria Hernandez Park in
Brooklyn on Sunday.
The colorful, outdoor,
cross-cultural, event celebrated the Day of the Dead, Halloween, and harvest
festival traditions.
People
came dressed in costumes and participants were able to carve pumpkins and enjoy
live music from a mariachi band.
News 12s Julio Avila was at the festival for all of the
spooky festivities.
