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Merry on Myrtle, ice carving, Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership, winter fest
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Time to Get Merry on Myrtle

by Brooklyn Reader December 5, 2019January 28, 2021

Mark your calendars for Saturday, December 14, when the ice will be flying, chainsaws whirring and hot chocolate flowing on Myrtle Avenue during the Merry on Myrtle Winter Fest in Fort Greene/Clinton Hill. This annual event, hosted by the Myrtle Avenue Brooklyn Partnership, serves as the prelude to the winter solstice. Visitors can stop by […]

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