Thursday Night Live brings the party to Wantagh
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Attendees gathered at Railroad Avenue near Mulcahy’s in Wantagh to enjoy food and music during the Thursday Night Live street fair on June 20.
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Michael Thomas and Chris Perrotta of Uncle Frank’s Pizza and Cocktails in Wantagh serving up pizzas at the street fair.
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Joseph Mauro of the Milk & Sugar Truck scooping up a cold treat for attendees on a hot summer day on Railroad Avenue.
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Marie Kropp of Maries's Imaginative Face & Body Art paints a cat face on Logan Torres.
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Mulcahy’s Thursday Night Live street fair offered entertainment for all ages, including a bounce house for children to jump around in.
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Thursday nights are looking a little livelier in Wantagh.
To kick off the summer fun, Mulcahy’s is hosting a series of block parties on Railroad Avenue in Wantagh. At the June 20 event, vendors, food trucks and local restaurants provided delicious meals while bands rocked out on an outdoor stage. With face painting and a bounce house, the block party provided entertainment for all ages.
Thursday Night Live will take place throughout the summer on Railroad Avenue in Wantagh. Remaining dates for the block party are Aug. 8 and Aug. 22.
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