New York City is alive with holiday celebrations, and tonight is no different!
We're flush with Holiday Villages, ice skating rinks, and, of course, a ton of department store window designs being unveiled.
Not to mention, the Guinness Book of World Records-setting largest gingerbread village is coming to Queens.
But the City's largest and most grand holiday festival is lighting up tonight at Lincoln Square, featuring street performers, concerts, eateries offering deals, and of course a tree lighting.
The festivities kick off with the lighting of the West Side Holiday Tree in Dante Park at Broadway & 63rd Street. The area's public spaces along Broadway between the park and 68th Street will erupt with jugglers, stilt-walkers, music, and much more.
Over 30 of the Upper West Side's best eateries will be offering tastings for the cheapest you will ever ever find food on the UWS, ranging from $1 to $14.
Tastings are being offered between 6:30 p.m. and 8 p.m., but the event runs from 5:30 p.m. until 9 p.m.
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The Winter's Eve festivities are really not to be missed. Other events around the city are really just to buy and sell this or that, and that's cool.
But the Lincoln Square party tonight is more of an actual celebration of the holidays, and we're all about that! So wrap up, snap some sick shots on your smartphone, and enjoy the arrival of the season.
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[via Winterseve.nyc] [Feature Image Courtesy The Odyssey Online]