Nothing to do around the holidays? Or not much to celebrate? Well, there are tons of activities right here in your very own New York City that start the holiday season off with a bang for everyone! Here are the top five spots of the season!
1. The Rockafeller Christmas Tree
At number one is the gorgeous tree at Rockafeller Center. Since 1933, the spectacle that is the lighting of this 75 foot Christmas tree in Manhattan, has been a holiday tradition. With more that 50,000 brilliant lights and a 900 pound Swarovski star, people of all ages and beliefs gather to witness this astounding event, according to rockefellercenter.com.
2. The Dyker Height Lights
At number two, the Dyker Heights Christmas lights in Brooklyn, an elaborate strip of houses decorated with millions of lights and statues from late November to January, this is the lights show you won’t want to miss.
3. Bryant Park Winter Village
At number three, we have the Bryant Park Winter Village. With a busy holiday market and the only free Ice Skating rink in NYC, this Winter Village is worth the trip. Along with special Igloo rentals as a spot to chill with some nice hot chocolate, according to https://mychristmasinnewyork.com, mid-town Manhattan is the place to go!
4. Radio City Rockettes Christman Spectacular
Coming in at number four spot, the Radio City Rockettes Christmas Spectacular is a main attraction for all the musical theatre lovers. According to en.wikepedia.org, the world famous Rockettes perform signature songs and choreography along with audience interaction makes this a must see.
5. Brooklyn Wallabout Wonderland Holiday
Now finally, at our number 5 spot is the Brooklyn Wallabout Wonderland Holiday market being the hottest spot for your holiday to-do’s. A place to shop from over 150 vendors and get a gift for that special someone, partake in family activities like cookie decorating and puppet shows, have great food, and even join in on pop-up archery and pickleball, according to https://brooklynbridgeparents.com. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to leave home during the holiday season and spend time with the people they love!
New York, New York, a city so nice they named it twice, has even nicer holiday events for all to enjoy. Go out and celebrate with the people you love, get the gifts you’ve been putting off, or just step out for a nice round of skating. You might just find a new holiday tradition.