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Spooky Pumpkin Garden
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The Everett Children’s Adventure Garden gets a spooky Halloween makeover with eye-popping pumpkins, silly scarecrows, and plenty of fun!
Kids can explore more 100 friendly larger-than-life scarecrows set among nearly 1,000 rare and unusual pumpkins and gourds; pot up a spooky black coleus to take home; put on a haunting show with insect, bat, owl, and scarecrow puppets; and investigate a mysterious Victorian playhouse to learn all about bats.
Weekends bring even more fall fun with pumpkin carving demonstrations by some of NYC’s best artists and interactive demonstrations featuring creepy creatures like giant bats and reptiles.
Guided Activities:
Weekdays: 1:30–5:30pm.
Saturdays & Sundays: 10am–5:30pm
Meet Creepy Creatures:
Saturdays & Sundays, October 12–27; 1 & 3pm
At the Clay Family Picnic Pavilions
Snakes and bats may seem scary, but they play a critical role in our ecosystems every day. Come face-to-face with critters from our own backyard and learn all about how they help the environment thrive.