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Nothing yet. Forest Avenue and the St. George blocks near the ferry terminal both hold venues, and no date is attached to either.
Because the crowd travels the other way. The ferry runs free into Manhattan all night, so borough residents tend to go into the city rather than host.
Either St. George near the ferry, which is the only transit-anchored cluster, or the Forest Avenue stretch through West Brighton, which needs a car.
Considerably. It is free, runs around the clock, and lands within a few minutes' walk of the St. George bars and the ballpark.
In pockets. St. George and parts of Forest Avenue work on foot, but the borough as a whole is the most car-dependent in New York City.
Being the quietest borough, with the Verrazzano bridge, the old Fresh Kills landfill now becoming parkland, and a strong Italian-American character.
Often. The Verrazzano puts Bay Ridge fifteen minutes away by car, and Brooklyn has far more of the bar density a crawl wants.
All three are outer boroughs. Staten Island is the smallest by population and the only one without a subway connection to the rest of the city.
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