Your friends at MG Pharmacy would like to wish you a Happy New Year! Here's a quick video from our building at the moment the NYC ball dropped. Have a healthy, prosperous and wonderful 2015.

Happy Halloween NYC! If you were able to stop by today, you would have gotten the chance to say hello to Mossad, one of the Pharmacists at MG Pharmacy. We love when the community gets together and celebrates anything, and we're glad to be a part of it. Below is a small gallery of a few photos we took during the day. We look forward to serving you and your pharmacy needs. Please stop in at any time. We are located at 950 Broadway Brooklyn NY 11221, right off the JMZ Myrtle/Broadway train station. Or call us at 347-915-2828.

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!We want you all to enjoy a happy and safe Halloween. Halloween, also known as “All Hallows’ Eve”, is a great excuse to get dressed up and go socialize!

In today’s day and age, Halloween costumes are extremely commercialized. You probably think of those plastic (or rubbery) masks that you can pick up at the nearest “pop-up” Halloween shop in the Mall. The nurse costume, the (movie villain from the 90’s) mask, the super hero or something funny like the adult baby. 

But back in the day, there was the tradition of making your own costume. And by chance or maybe even by intention, the craftsmanship and look of those costumes goes far beyond scary by today’s standards. Creepy might be the better word for it. You’ll have to judge for yourself. 

HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES OF HOMEMADE COSTUMES AND MASKS MADE IN THE EARLY 1900’S. 

These sets of costumes are undoubtedly using paper mache as a crafting method. So If you really want to creep out your fellow party goers, whip up some last minute art skills and churn one of these babies out. Hope those we're inspiring examples. Btw, if you want more pictures like the above, check out THIS ARTICLE.

Once again, Happy Halloween and be safe out there!

Love,
MG Pharmacy 
950 Broadway Brooklyn NY 11221
347-915-2828