HALLOWEEN HARVEST FESTIVAL



HALLOWEEN HARVEST FESTIVAL
Saturday, October 22, 2011 / 11am-3pm (rain or shine)
Free Admission


Come to the 11th annual Halloween Harvest Festival with your friends and family to make a costume with Socrates Sculpture Park artists; listen to live music; enjoy special artmaking workshops with Socrates artists; enter your dog in the 7th annual Canine Costume Contest; and try harvest foods from local restaurants.

Celebrate Electric Boogaloo style with Socrates Sculpture Park artists!
- Funky costume-making workshops
- Face painting by Agostino Arts!
- Annual Canine Costume Contest with LIC's Pooches Sport & Spa
- Harvest foods for sale from LIC's Breadbox Cafe
- Original hip-hop songs & spoken word by the youth of Urban Art Beat NYC
- Breakdancin' by RadioHead Entertainment
- "Beat-n-Brass" concert by William B. Johnson's Drumadics

ALSO: Not impressing anyone with last year's vampire outfit? Swap it for a werewolf costume! Bring your family's clean costumes, accessories, and funky clothing, or just help yourself to some free Halloween fashion at the GrowNYC Halloween Costume Swap. www.grownyc.org/recycle



Urban Art Beat performance presented as part of Ear to the Earth 2011
New York Soundscape by Electronic Music Foundation
A sonic portrait of New York City with events in the five boroughs

Saturday, October 22, 12:00 Noon
IZZI RAMKISSOON & URBAN ART BEAT

Izzi Ramkissoon will collaborate with the teenage group Urban Art Beat for a presentation of their own mixes and beats based on sounds recorded in Queens.

SUPPORTERS

This program is made possible by a generous grant from ConEdison, and by donations from local businesses. This year's costume-making workshops are kindly supported by AT&T.



Socrates Sculpture Park is grateful for the support of the City of New York, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Queens Borough President Helen M. Marshall, City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn, Assemblywoman Catherine Nolan, City Council members James G. Van Bramer and Peter F. Vallone Jr., and the Department of Parks & Recreation, Commissioner Adrian Benepe.

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