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The Nook closes on Halloween night. We talked to owners Mary McGinn and Matt Duke about it

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The Nook closes on Halloween night. We talked to owners Mary McGinn and Matt Duke about it — Altamonte Springs Arts news

"I think it is in the play, and I think sometimes we're like, "Oh my gosh, that's so stupid," and then we have this moment where we're like, well, there's no one to stop us from doing it, though, so we might as well just do this stupid thing. And I think part of what made the Nook work was it taking risk and playing." The post The Nook closes on Halloween night. We talked to owners Mary McGinn and Matt Duke about it appeared first on Orlando Weekly.

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