Halloween in Harlem

First, check out this wonderful series of "Halloween in Harlem" photos by photographer Amy Stein. (I am having some difficulty with the link to the first photo in the series, by the way, so if that doesn't work for you, try this.)

Second, here are Halloween events uptown (Harlem or above) that sound kid-friendly, to the best of my knowledge:

• The "Halloween Family Disco", co-sponsored by Harlem4Kids and Mocha Moms, is sold out.
• Saturday in Morningside Park there will be an annual Halloween Event from 2 to 4. It's free. (Unrelated to Halloween but good for our collective enjoyment come springtime, there will also be planting that same morning from 10-12).
• Central Park Conservancy’s 18th Annual Halloween Pumpkin Sail will be Saturday 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (inside the Park at 110th Street between Fifth and Lenox Avenues). It's free.
• Halloween Night at the Apollo (for the big kids, presumably)
• Halloween Toddler Party, 10:30 am on Halloween at the 124th Street library
• 4th Annual Halloween Little Tykes Bike Race and Costume Parade in Inwood Hill Park, Sunday 1:30-3
• Halloween Festival at the Inwood Hill Nature Center, Sunday at 7.
• And I gather Harlem's purported Only Haunted House is apparently 172 Lenox, between 118th and 119th. It's geared at kids 6 and over. Apparently 86 West 119 Tenant Association is hosting something there and invites kids to visit this Saturday.

Have a ghoulish time (and as usual, please let me know what I've missed)!