Tag: christmas

When people heave a large dog onto Santa’s legs, it often lands on his beard, which is attached to his ears.  It becomes a situation. 

Ruthless Advice for the holidays, including what to tell your kids (or not) about Santa.

Children posed for pictures with Santa, and received hats, gloves, toys, and steaming hot food.

Virginia was an eight-year-old girl from the Upper West Side.

“Virginia,” as in, “Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus,” was an eight-year-old girl from the Upper West Side.

It may not be Thanksgiving yet, but holiday decorations are popping up in the neighborhood.

The mystery of the holiday Christmas trees on West End Avenue and 87th Street has been solved.

Strung in neat array from varicolored non-recyclable bottle caps and jar tops, two ingenious Christmas trees take shape on West End Avenue between

Ho, ho, holy Good Samaritan Santa! He saw something – something that could stuff a whole lotta stockings – and said something.

An artist got her block into the holiday spirit by decorating the trees on 73rd Street between Broadway and West End Avenue

Community social service organization Goddard Riverside is putting on its annual Christmas meal and is asking for donations of food or money.

After last year’s hiatus, Sebastien is back. He is a welcome holiday figure. Hailing from Quebec, he has brought the scent of pine to the Upper West Side neighborhood

The holiday market in Columbus Circle is set to open Wednesday, November 28 (today!) with more than 150 vendors, food

One tree-seller knows the best way to sell to Upper West Siders: appeal to our longing for freedom from gluten.

Robyn Roth-Moise was on hand Thursday night to watch the lighting of the Central Park Christmas Tree at the Harlem Meer towards the

Your Christmas tree can have a second life -- as compost and mulch. The Sanitation Department will collect trees left on the curb during a prescribed period and

The Friends of West 95th Street will be caroling on Wednesday night starting at 8 p.m. at 23 West 95th Street, and they stress that

The Upper West Side has its own spin on the holidays, as you can see in the photos below.

Hannukah candles in the shape of a Christmas tree at Pricewise, on Broadway between 84th and 85th street.

The Upper West Side got in the holiday spirit over the past couple of weeks, as boxes tumbled out of trucks, Santa climbed into an apartment building, and hungry people waited in a line outside Citarella.