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Enjoy Some Not-So-Scary Halloween Treats at This All-Vegan Pop Up and Puppy Costume Contest

Proceeds from this bash will go straight to an animal sanctuary.

By Magdalena Waz

Oct. 18, 2016 · 1 min read

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Enjoy Some Not-So-Scary Halloween Treats at This All-Vegan Pop Up and Puppy Costume Contest

Proceeds from this bash will go straight to an animal sanctuary.

Magdalena Waz October 18, 2016Oct 18, 2016 · 1 min read

Haymaker’s Corner Store, East Williamsburg’s vegan grocer, is getting in the Halloween spirit with a pop-up shop called Spooky’s Corner for one day only on Saturday, October 30.

In addition to the now ubiquitous Halloween costume contest for your pups, the pop-up will…

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Enjoy Some Not-So-Scary Halloween Treats at This All-Vegan Pop Up and Puppy Costume Contest

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