I'm kinda excited about this year's Village Halloween Parade
! I mean, the idea of a potluck is really cool, but I wonder if they'll actually get that many people bringing food
. And 86 million pounds of food to collect? That's insane
. I hope City Harvest can handle it.
I'm also curious about the secret backstage area with special benefits
. How does that work, exactly? Are there like VIP performers or something?
But what really got me thinking is how they're trying to make this event more accessible and inclusive. I mean, it's free to attend from the sidelines or participate in the parade itself
. That's awesome! And the Vampire Ball afterparty at House of Yes sounds like a blast
.
Beware of traffic though, just saying
. Don't wanna get stuck on those streets around downtown. But overall, I think this year's Village Halloween Parade is going to be lit
!
. The potluck concept is genius, and it's awesome that City Harvest is getting the recognition they deserve. Food insecurity is a huge issue in our country right now, and this event is helping to raise awareness and collect tons of food 
. Plus, who doesn't love free entertainment? I've been looking forward to this all year, and I'm hoping to score some awesome costumes 
. Just one thing - can someone pls tell me how they're gonna handle the traffic congestion? We need to make sure everyone has a safe way home after the party 
. and $5k for the best costume? yes please!!! I need to get creative ASAP 
. but what really gets me is the vibe of this event - it's not just about costumes and parties, it's about coming together in a time when we really need it 
. can't wait to watch it on NY1 or stream live (or maybe even attend if I win that costume contest lol)!!!
! The whole "potluck" thing sounds like a great way to bring people together, you know? It's not just about the costumes or the parade itself, but about sharing food and making connections with others. And with City Harvest being the grand marshal, it's got a really good message about unity and helping out those in need 
. But overall, I'm excited to see all the creative costumes and just enjoy the atmosphere with my fellow New Yorkers. It's always something special on Halloween!