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Mardis Gras
Mardis Gras 2026 happened on Castleton Avenue in West Brighton with King Cake, Hurricanes and local brews. Jean Daggan, co-owner of Clay & Kiln pottery studio danced and savored the moments with neighbors.
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About 60 guests turned out for the celebration.
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Kristin Daggan (green gown) coordinated the event with her mother-in-law Jean and the Staten Island Business Outreach Center.
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Guests dressed in green, purple and gold.
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What’s to drink? Local brews from Flagship of Tompkinsville…
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Killsboro’s brews from Livingston….
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And potent Hurricanes.
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King Cake came from Farm To Bagel in West Brighton.
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Jambalaya was a popular dish at Clay & Kiln.
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Mardis Gras
Mardis Gras 2026 happened on Castleton Avenue in West Brighton with King Cake, Hurricanes and local brews.
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For some who attended, goodie bags were packed with muffaletta sandwiches, beignets and rich, creamy pasta.
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Mardis Gras
Clay & Kiln was decked out in green and feathers for a festive Mardis Gras 2026.