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A Few Clouds Community spirit on display at F.S. fall fest
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Local comedian Anthony Rodia raffled off tickets to a Westbury show of his through a donation to the chamber.
Courtesy Franklin Square Chamber of Commerce
About 1,800 people attended the event, according to Franklin Square Chamber of Commerce President Lisa DelliPizzi.
Courtesy Franklin Square Chamber of Commerce
Children played games at the first annual fall fair.
Courtesy Franklin Square Chamber of Commerce
The first annual Franklin Square Fall Fair was held on Oct. 16 at Rath Park in Franklin Square between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Presented by the Franklin Square Chamber of Commerce, the fair featured games for children and food produced by Franklin Square restaurants as well a live DJ and a meet and greet session with local comic Anthony Rodia, who donated to the chamber, which raffled tickets to a Westbury show of his to community members.
“We had such a successful event because of our Committee of five and a Wonderful Community Spirit, which is what Franklin Square is all about,” the chamber said in a statement posted to Facebook by the Nassau Council of Chambers of Commerce.
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