The event featured the only corn maze in New York City, a fun DJ dance party with DJ Still1, trick-or-treating with the farm animals, a spooky farmhouse experience, Halloween hayrides, an adopt-a-worm compositing program, ghastly crafts and a Halloween costume contest. Local food vendors were also on hand for attendees to enjoy.
Additionally, attendees were able to pick pumpkins from the pumpkin patch to take home with them for Halloween decorating.
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