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Tag Archives: holiday
Bargains abound at Union Square Market
During this economic hard time, holiday shoppers flock to Union Square Park in hopes of finding good gifts at low prices. From Nov. 27 to Dec.24, a variety of vendors will have tents lined up along the circular park ready … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday/Prof. Haller, Uncategorized, Union Square
Tagged holiday, new york city, Union Square
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Can’t Dampen NY Christmas Spirit
Nothing could stop New Yorkers from showing their Christmas spirit at the 77th annual tree lighting ceremony in Rockefeller Center Plaza on Wed., Dec 2. A steady, pesky rain did little to prevent New Yorkers donning Santa Claus hats and … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday/Prof. Haller, Manhattan
Tagged aretha franklin, christmas, christmas tree, fifth avenue, holiday, Manhattan, micheal buble, New York, new york city, Rockefeller Center, rockettes, Santa Claus, tree lighting
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Children awed by holiday trains
The New York Transit Museum launched its 8th annual Holiday Train Show in the Museum Gallery Annex and Store at Grand Central Terminal, which proved to be a popular destination for children this weekend. The show, which is scheduled to … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday/Prof. Haller, Manhattan
Tagged christmas, holiday
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In Queens, a Bear of a Christmas
Tired of Santa Claus and Christmas trees during the Christmas season? In Glendale, Queens, The Shops at Atlas Park provide a unique and creative alternative, Mr. Bemberlinx. He is a 20-foot tall topiary bear that has been at the shopping center for … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday/Prof. Haller, Queens
Tagged christmas, displays, holiday, Mr. Bemberlinx, Queens
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Seasonal foods abound at Union Square market
The Union Square Holiday Market is one of the best places to find unique gifts during the shopping season. Besides the gifts, the festive food is something else to look forward to. “The holiday food always cheers me up and … Continue reading
Posted in The A La Carte Project, Uncategorized, Union Square
Tagged food, gifts, holiday, Union Square
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Shop for a Cause at Columbus Circle
The holiday shopping season triggers panic in many holiday shoppers—long lines, sold-out merchandise, and small crowded stores are enough to blur the true meaning of the season. St. Elisabeth’s booth, located in the Holiday Market at Columbus Circle, just might help … Continue reading
Posted in Holiday/Prof. Haller, Manhattan, Upper West Side
Tagged Central Park, charitable, christmas, Columbus Circle, convent, holiday, market booths, New York, ny, organization, stand, vendors, winter
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