Tag: holidays

New York City always shines during the holiday season, with decorative lights, festive events, and happy tourists asking for directions.

To make your days merry and bright, we’ve scouted out festive events on the Upper West Side from Thanksgiving to New Year's Eve.

Holiday craft fairs are happening now and for the next few weeks from one end of the neighborhood to the other.

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

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

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

There are some special fairs on Sunday in the neighborhood, with lots of gifts to consider for Hannukah (starts Sunday night!) and Christmas.

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

Tavern on the Green will hold its annual Christmas Tree lighting on Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the restaurant on 67th

SPONSORED: The artists of 98th Street Potters invite you to the third annual Holiday Pottery Sale Open House starting Thursday and running through Sunday

The Central Park Conservancy is holding its 20th annual Christmas Tree lighting on Thursday, Dec. 1 at 5:30 p.m. at the Charles A. Dana

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.

On the day before Thanksgiving, trailers full of Christmas trees rolled into the Upper West Side. They dropped off trees at the various stands now sprouting throughout

By Emily Baer Don't fret, it's not too late yet! There’s still time to get inexpensive holiday gifts from local stores on the Upper West Side. I am actually

Here are six reasons why the Time Warner Center's Holiday Under the Stars show, which was recently installed, is clearly Manhattan's greatest holiday display.

Clearly many of you haven't done your holiday shopping, and Christmas and Hannukah both arrive in the next week. Luckily there are lots of crafts fairs in the neighborhood this weekend that will let you buy something homemade and make you look

December 1, 2011 Weather: Sunny, High of 50 Degrees.