(Adam of the Fab Alliance)this weekend has been a BLAST with soooo much to do in Brooklyn we took a walk in the neighborhood and saw the Fulton Area Business Alliance's FAB FEST on fulton street
FAB fest a month-long three-block street festival, jumpstarts Brooklyn summertime fun, featuring fashion shows, reggae and gospel concerts, chef demonstrations, activities for kids, dance parties, author readings, community mural painting, and a tribute to Michael Jackson
an incredible poetry performance by these young people
(DJ Rainy spinning great tunes!!)
EVERY SUNDAY in June Sunday, at 12noon–6pm: the Fab festivities starts with a
SALSA dance party IN THE STREETS!!
The Fulton Area Business Alliance (FAB) is a newly formed Business Improvement District approved by City Council and signed into law by Mayor Bloomberg in December 2008. Begun in 2005 as the Fulton Area Business Association, the alliance brought together over twenty-five concerned property owners, residents and stakeholders to explore the implementation of a Business Improvement District along Fulton Street from Rockwell Place to Classon Avenue and all streets facing Fulton (e.g. Lafayette, Greene and Putnam Avenues).
FAB fest a month-long three-block street festival, jumpstarts Brooklyn summertime fun, featuring fashion shows, reggae and gospel concerts, chef demonstrations, activities for kids, dance parties, author readings, community mural painting, and a tribute to Michael Jackson
an incredible poetry performance by these young people
(DJ Rainy spinning great tunes!!)EVERY SUNDAY in June Sunday, at 12noon–6pm: the Fab festivities starts with a
SALSA dance party IN THE STREETS!!
Fulton Street at Lafayette Avenue
Brooklyn, NY, 11217
The Fulton Area Business Alliance (FAB) is a newly formed Business Improvement District approved by City Council and signed into law by Mayor Bloomberg in December 2008. Begun in 2005 as the Fulton Area Business Association, the alliance brought together over twenty-five concerned property owners, residents and stakeholders to explore the implementation of a Business Improvement District along Fulton Street from Rockwell Place to Classon Avenue and all streets facing Fulton (e.g. Lafayette, Greene and Putnam Avenues).
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