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Ice-skating and holiday spirit abound, underneath skyscrapers and a giant Christmas tree.
The legendary family-friendly holiday show returns, featuring the Rockettes.
Model trains navigate painstakingly crafted NYC miniatures.
New York City Ballet mounts its annual holiday performance of Tchaikovsky’s unforgettable melodies.
Skating in Central Park is an annual favorite.
Don’t miss the lighting of the world’s most famous Christmas tree.
Are you brave enough to dare a dip?
Enjoy this free-admission skating rink nestled within an open-air holiday market.
Enjoy a light show, holiday music and train rides.
Holiday decor gets a historical makeover with the American Museum of Natural History's annual Origami Holiday Tree.
Thrill to colorful displays, treats and holiday music.
This beautiful light show runs in conjunction with Holiday Train Show.
This version of the holiday classic combimes ballet, hip-hop and dance reflecting Brooklyn’s cultural diversity.
Returning to the Met Opera: this family-friendly show that’s full of holiday spirit.
Staten Island performers present this holiday production at the historic St. George Theatre.
Enjoy this holiday-themed Amateur Night at the Apollo featuring a pre-party and show alumni.
Wynton Marsalis and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra play a series of holiday concerts.
Brooklyn and Manhattan light their Hanukkah menorahs with accompanying festivities.
Start the year right with this New Year’s Eve Central Park run, plus dancing and other festivities.
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This retailer is the force behind the annual flower show, 4th of July fireworks and the Thanksgiving Day Parade.
The luxury flagship features all the essentials.
Bloomingdale’s flagship opened in the late 1800s, and it’s still the place to shop for luxury, on-trend clothing, accessories, housewares and beauty products.
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