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Flatbush Town Hall

+1 (718) 941-9738

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35 Snyder Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11226
+1 (718) 941-9738

Flatbush Town Hall is a community-centered venue in Brooklyn, NY that serves as a gathering space for various events and activities.

With its historic charm and versatile event spaces, Flatbush Town Hall provides a welcoming environment for meetings, performances, and social gatherings.

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