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Fair Crafting a good time at the Kulanu Fair
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The slide was one of the more popular rides at the Kulanu Fair in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on May 19. Shulamith School students from left, Rena Gelbstein, Meira Moskowitz and Ahuba Moskowitz all appeared to enjoy downward trip.
Photos by Christina Daly/Herald
The dragon coaster ride was a popular attraction at the Kulanu Fair in Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park on May 19.
Goldman Sachs volunteers, from left, Ari Blum, Jamie Finnegan and Joel Zipkin spun cotton candy at the Kulanu Fair on May 19.
The petting zoo attracted many children, including Abby Assor 2 ½, who fed one of the sheep.
There was a long line for the pony rides but Dovi Zelman, 3, didn't mind waiting for his turn to ride the horses.
The annual Kulanu Fair took place at Andrew J. Parise Cedarhurst Park at the intersection of Cedarhurst and Summit avenues on May 19.
The four a half hour event included attractions ranging from a carousel, a roller coaster to turbo tubs, along with carnival booths, a giant slide and pony rides. Crafts, face painting, games, food and more.
For the past 17 years, Cedarhurst-based Kulanu has helped special-needs boys and girls and young adults navigate their way from childhood to maturity through educational programs, activities and workshops for their parents and guardians.
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