People love exclusive access to cool places. Gramercy Park is one place you're probably not going to get exclusive access to. 

There are apparently 383 keys to Gramercy Park circulating around New York City, and most of them belong to the stratospheric elite living around the Park. 

While the park is super exclusive, they do open their doors to the public around the Holidays for Christmas caroling.  

It's a time-honored tradition of singing songs. Stylistically, it's a nice match. 

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Caroling reminds a lot of people of Victorian era England: top hats, fancy suits of clothes for taking a train ride, and maybe Charles Dickens' famous classic, A Christmas Carol.

So a super elite park featuring stellar landscaping and design, fit for Ebeneezer Scrooge himself, seems like a great venue for the Bob and Martha Cratchets of the City to be welcome in, even if it's just once a year.

Everyone's invited on December 24th at 6p.m. The Parish of Calvary St. George's is hosting the caroling in Gramercy Park. 

Even if you're not celebrating Christmas, or even if you're not even into singing, you should go just to get into Gramercy Park. 

It'll be cool to actually get inside Gramercy Park, even if you kind of have to hum along to tunes that have nothing to do with you. 

On the other hand, if you are into singing and celebrating Christmas, then definitely go and have a great time!

Check out 7 Things to Do This Weekend That Are Way Classier Than SantaCon. 

[via Time Out NY] [Feature Image Courtesy Gramercy Park Block Association]