block party

They photograph every block party in the area, all summer.

For example, our neighborhood had a block party today, as we do at the end of each summer.

You know, we had the block party, everybody was cheering.

And that evening, all of Brooklyn was one big block party.

The two-day block party started in 2003 with 5,000 people.

IT was the annual neighborhood block party, and everything looked normal.

"It feels more like a block party, even without the food," he said.

They will be holding a block party to celebrate and say thanks on July 31.

It looked like a bizarre block party in the middle of hell.

Even on the four days last summer when her district had more than five block parties, they were often miles apart, she said.

Recent block parties related to the show have drawn over 700 people.

Write letters to the editor, be host at a block party.

Why are we still closing off streets for block parties?

"Too many block parties in one area makes it very difficult for public safety agencies to move."

The block parties are often full of games and mischief.

All agreed it was a perfect day for a picnic, or block party.

Once inside, we might think ourselves at a block party that happens to have some wonderful works of art on the side.

There are all these block parties around this time of year."

Apparently the whole thing started as a block party and then raged out of control.

He began performing early in life, street dancing at block parties.

"For members of the black caucus, we're going to have a block party.

"We're planning block parties and events this summer," he said.

New York is a glitzy event, a 26-mile block party.

The university has condemned the behavior of the block party attendees.

Their meals were served to 50 guests for the annual block party.