Scene in NY

By Laura L. Griffin 5/09/12 2:19pm

Park Slope Send-off for Maurice Sendak: One Kid, Fifty Grown-ups Attend “Wild Rumpus” (With Audio!)

At 11 PM last night, a six-year-old girl, a scruffy white dog, and about fifty grown-ups, some in homemade paper crowns, gathered at Congregation Beth Elohim in Park Slope. The reason? It was an impromptu “wild rumpus” to celebrate the life and work of iconic children’s book author Maurice Sendak, who died on Tuesday. Read More

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