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Hewlett High School junior Lily Cohen helped Sam Smith, 5, with sand art at the Arts Below street festival on May 15.
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Jake Kim and Bell Rabin, both 16, played Connect Four at the game tables set along Broadway.
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Hewlett High student, Jaime Ng. left, Leeya Azemoun and Ilana Mizrahi, all 16, represented the school’s all-girl robotics team Bionica.
Hewlett High student, Jaime Ng. left, Leeya Azemoun and Ilana Mizrahi, all 16, represented the school’s all-girl robotics team Bionica.
Showing off the apparel sold by Pixie Lane Nor+Jill were Noreen Ellis, left and Harlyn Ellis, 9.
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For the first time since 2019, Arts Below Sunrise, a community music and STEAM [science, technology, engineering, arts and math] street festival that also includes crafts, entertainment, food trucks and vendors took place on May 15.
Along Broadway between the Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library at 1125 Broadway in Hewlett to Irving Place in Woodmere what is billed as “the largest outdoor festivals in the Five Towns,” by its organizers featurd antique cars, artists, dancers, demonstrations, games, hands-on educational activities geared for children, live music and science fun.
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