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2018 SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN COSTUME SWAP

Bring your gently used Halloween decorations and costumes Saturday, October 6th & 13th to the Memorial Plaza Gazebo, beside the Pleasantville Farmers Market and go home with something new for your home and kids! We'll be there 8:30 am - 1:00 pm.

Or check us out on the blacktop at Bedford Road School- Tuesday, October 16th from 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm (weather permitting).

FAQS

Please bring clean, gently used costumes. Dirty, ripped, torn costumes will be refused.
You do not have to bring a costume to take one. Likewise, you may drop off without leaving with one.
We do accept decor items in good/working condition.
Two costume/ decor limit on October 6th & 13th.
Leftover costumes will be donated.

2019 SPOOKTACULAR HALLOWEEN COSTUME SWAP

Bring your gently used Halloween decorations and costumes Saturday, October 5th & 12th to the Memorial Plaza Gazebo, beside the Pleasantville Farmers Market and go home with something new for your home and kids! We'll be there 8:30 am - 1:00 pm.

Or check us out on the blacktop at Bedford Road School- date TBD (weather permitting).

FAQS

Please bring clean, gently used costumes. Dirty, ripped, torn costumes will be refused.
You do not have to bring a costume to take one. Likewise, you may drop off without leaving with one.
We do accept decor items in good/working condition.
Two costume/ decor limit on October 6th & 13th.
Leftover costumes will be donated.

Let's talk about plastic.

As our village considers the Reusable Bag Initiative, Films on Purpose and PleasantvilleRecycles are teaming up to host a pop-up screening of A Plastic Ocean Jan 11th, 6:30pm at the Mt Pleasant Public Library. We'll start with bites, the film will begin a little before 7pm and we'll have a panel discussion following the film. The Reusable Bag Initiative folks will be on hand to answer questions you may have.

In the center of the Pacific Ocean researchers have found more plastic than plankton. A Plastic Ocean documents the newest science, proving how plastics, once they enter the oceans, break up into small particulates that enter the food chain where they attract toxins like a magnet. These toxins are stored in seafood’s fatty tissues, and eventually consumed by us.

Hope to see you there!

The complete guide to recycling & sustainability news, events and information in Pleasantville, NY

Please bring clean, gently used costumes. Dirty, ripped, torn costumes will be refused.

You do not have to bring a costume to take one. Likewise, you may drop off without leaving with one.

We do accept decor items in good/working condition.

Two costume/ decor limit on October 6th & 13th.

Leftover costumes will be donated.

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