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Morningside Montessori Fall Street Fair (Sunday) This festival offers activities like spin art and cupcake decorating for children under 10, while their parents enjoy the bounty of a farmer's market and a bargain boutique.
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It forms part of the Brighton and Hove Food and Drink Festival (30 March to 9 April; brighton foodfestival.com) and will include a live bake-off between professional chefs (Sat; 11am to 3pm; free), and a mini cupcake decorating workshop (Sun; 11am to 4pm; free).
Magnolia Bakery allowed her to take over the store for her own cupcake decorating session on this day.
Bloomingdale's Home Store at Fashion Island will put on an Easter cupcake decorating demonstration, from 2 to 4 p.m., with Calphalon Bakeware.
Among them: a cooking demonstration by actress Tiffani Thiessen, a selfie tutorial led by Decades co-owner Cameron Silver (who will also be selling a curated collection of the boutique's vintage pieces) and a DIY cupcake decorating station for kids with celebrity chef Duff Goldman.
A giant revolving cupcake decorates the hot pink facade: 265 West 23rd Street, (212) 212-0600.
Crowd-pleasers included a warm bread pudding studded with macadamia nuts and paired with ice cream, a rich, soft-centered chocolate cupcake decorated with a chocolate candy sail and a Godiva white chocolate cheesecake with a fresh berry compote.
As the choir belted out the show tunes, volunteers handed passengers cupcakes decorated with rainbows, the Guardian reported.
They gave an "indoor summer picnic," with hot dogs, "pinkish" sparkling cider and cupcakes decorated with hearts.
Even her great success — her successful sale of cupcakes (decorated in black and white, of course) at a farmers' market — ends up causing Paterson some serious accidental trouble.
