SEASONS GREETINGS TO ONE AND ALL!
Visiting New York is fun, especially during the holidays.
Thankfully, the City itself has an
official guide of things
to do in and around the City. Now, when we say the City, we
mean all 5 boroughs. Check out some of the
coolest events that don't involve visiting the tree at
Rockefeller Center. Which one are you looking forward to?
|
THE BRONX
|
The Bronx is known for being home of the New York Yankees,
the Bronx Zoo and the Botanical Gardens. As the only
borough on the U.S. mainland not many people are willing
to make the trip uptown to check out the appeal it holds
for many of its residents, including yours truly.
|
Holiday Train Show
|
Running from November 23, 2019 - January 26,
2020 at the New York Botanical Garden, this
show has become a staple of the Bronx and NYC
as a whole.
|
|
|
Holiday Paint & Sip
|
Taking place on December 21, 2019, take in the
sounds of Salsa, Jazz and R&B while your
creativity shines through.
|
|
|
|
BROOKLYN
|
Brooklyn, the most populous county in New York State, is
known for the Brooklyn Bridge, brownstones, and Biggie
Smalls! Check out some of the wonderful ways the County of
Kings celebrates the holidays.
|
The Hip Hop Nutcracker
|
A great introduction to the beloved story for
new fans young and old! Keeping Tchaikovsky's
timeless score and adding the backdrop of
contemporary New York City (and Kurtis Blow!),
the show takes us along with Maria-Clara and
the Nutcracker Prince as they go on a journey
to find the spirit of the season.
|
|
|
Renegade Craft Fair
|
Look no further in your search for unique
gifts for family and friends. Browse the
Renegade Craft Fair while sipping on a
specialty cocktail and listening to DJ sets to
get you into the holiday groove.
|
|
|
|
MANHATTAN
|
This is the heart of the Big Apple, the hub of culture in
the tri-state area and the capital of the world. So much
to do, so little time!
|
Christmas Day Brunch Cruise
|
Taking place on December 25, 2019, this 2-hour
cruise around Manhattan, and featuring the
sites of the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of
Liberty, promises to be a very unique way to
celebrate Christmas in style.
|
|
|
Bryant Park Bumper Cars
|
When it comes to the great parks of NYC,
Central Park usually gets all the shine; but
don't miss an opportunity to check out the gem
that is Bryant Park. While browsing the
wondrous wares at the annual holiday market
and try to find the perfect gift for that aunt
who hates everything, take out your holiday
frustrations on the ice! The Bryant Park
Bumper Cars are "go" for the season.
|
|
|
|
QUEENS
|
Queens stands tall as the most ethnically diverse county
in the state of New York. It's only fitting that events
that take place here are unique and represent the
diversity of the entire city.
|
TWA Runway Rink
|
Take a trip back in time at the TWA Hotel at
JFK International Airport. Skate in the shadow
of a 1958 Lockheed Constellation Connie
airplane, which has been converted into a
cocktail lounge. You can even take a trip back
to 1958 at the gift shop, where you can buy
TWA merchandise for everyone on your list.
|
|
|
Gingerbread Lane
|
Take a sweet stroll through a "town" of
handmade gingerbread houses at the New York
Hall of Science. There are even workshops on
select dates so you can make your own
gingerbread house or train for a new holiday
tradition.
|
|
|
|
STATEN ISLAND
|
The "forgotten borough" should be forgotten no more. These
cool events definitely bring a more suburban feel to our
very colorful list of events.
|
NYC Winter Lantern Festival
|
Show up for the lights, stay for the exquisite
Chinese traditions and performances. From
November 20, 2019 through January 12, 2020 be
transported to a land like no other.
|
|
|
Christmas in Richmond Town
|
Join the festivities on December 8, 2019 from
11:00am - 5:00pm in Richmond Town, a special
place preserving 300 years of history and
culture on Staten Island. Here you have a very
different experience than anywhere else in the
City.
|
|
|
|
® yomi413, NKGREEN 2019
Unsubscribe
to this newsletter instantly
|
|
|
|