The Upper West Side has its own spin on the holidays, as you can see in the photos below.
A tree-seller on Broadway in the West 80’s pokes fun at the gluten-free trend. Photo by Laura Weiss.
Artists painted the windows at Famous Famiglia on Amsterdam and 96th with a holiday theme on Friday.
A “tree” made of recycled materials outside the Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew. Photos by Harriet Flehinger.
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Thank you so much for highlighting the joyful things people to do. Those recycled trees are fabulous!
Lol!!!! “Gluten Free” Trees… That is hilarious!!!!