
There was a free market with tons of clothes and items; I saw many people leaving with trash bags full of clothing.

There were dancing demonstrations.

And, most importantly for my kid, there was a very pleasant woman creating animals out of balloons. Sadly, she seemed to think that a flower balloon he wanted was inappropriate for my son, so he settled for a dog balloon. Maybe she had run out of the other ones. Oh! There was also a prize wheel that had mini first aid kits and bags as prizes, among other things.
You never know what you'll find when you venture into Sunset Park.
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This makes me wonder -- where's the best place to drop off used clothes, books, and household items in Sunset Park? Thanks!
SPAN is trying to start a monthly free market in the area. In the meantime I just leave boxes of stuff in or by the park, with a sign of course.
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