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Shorackappock First Annual Spring Festival Kicks Off on Saturday

Carla Zanoni

By Carla Zanoni on May 21, 2010 2:12pm

The Shorackappock Spring Festival is free

DNAinfo/ Carla Zanoni

On Saturday, the Shorackappock Elementary School | P.S. 98M will hold its first Spring Festival for families and residents in Northern Manhattan. Admission is free for a day of games and prizes, face painting and live entertainment. Those interested can snack on $1 treats, hot food for $3 and $5 raffles.

When: Saturday, May 22, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Rain date June 5)

Where: P.S. 98 grounds, 512 West 212th Street

Contact: 212 927 7870 

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