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Big Greg’s son brings Greg’s Trees back to five Brooklyn lots on Nov. 19

Greg Walsh Jr. takes over the holiday tree business his father ran for more than 40 years, often dressed as Santa, before he died in May 2025. Lots open at McCarren Park, Domino Park, JJ Byrne Playground, Greenwood Park Beer Garden and Hank's Bar.

Two images: an aisle of fresh-cut Christmas trees under string lights at a Greg's Trees lot; Greg 'Big Greg' Walsh in a Santa suit and glasses holding a large wreath among the trees at night.

Big Greg’s son brings Greg’s Trees back to five Brooklyn lots on Nov. 19

Greg Walsh Jr. takes over the holiday tree business his father ran for more than 40 years, often dressed as Santa, before he died in May 2025. Lots open at McCarren Park, Domino Park, JJ Byrne Playground, Greenwood Park Beer Garden and Hank's Bar.

Big Greg’s son brings Greg’s Trees back to five Brooklyn lots on Nov. 19
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Greg’s Trees, the Brooklyn holiday tree business founded in 1985 by Greg “Big Greg” Walsh, returns to Brooklyn on Thursday, November 19, under his son Greg Walsh Jr., with fresh Christmas trees, wreaths and holiday decor at five locations across the borough.

The lots will set up at McCarren Park, at Manhattan Avenue and Driggs Avenue; Domino Park, at 8 South 4th Street; JJ Byrne Playground, on 5th Avenue between 3rd and 4th streets; Greenwood Park Beer Garden, at 555 7th Avenue; and Hank’s Bar, at 613 Bushwick Avenue.

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