11/30/2009

Brooklyn's got the goods!

633951782604012620This holiday season, residents of Brooklyn are urged to head down to main street and spend their cash on Brooklyn. This initiative "Shop Brooklyn" is a campaign by borough President Marty Markowitz, which he hopes will bring awareness to all that Brooklyn has at its heart, a unique and thriving culture.

Whether you are looking for toys for the kids, that perfect dress, an awesome tattoo, a book for your in-laws or a great meal, Brooklyn's got the goods.

The campaign reminds all that in Brooklyn you will find great food, culture, thriving shops, personalized services and supports local economic growth. Not only that but walking through your very own neighborhoods certainly keeps you fit, and who wouldn't want to lose a few pounds for the holidays?

So go on, open your doors and of course your wallets, take a walk through Bay Ridge, East Williamsburg and other parts of Brooklyn and see what the hype is all about...

Nov 30, 2009 2:51:34 PM

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