Central Park Zoo
Many people stop visiting the Central Park Zoo when the weather gets cold. But, with smaller crowds, no bugs, and animals showing off their amazing winter coats, winter can be a great time to visit. Throughout the holiday season, visitors will be able to share the traditional gift opening with the Polar Bears who enjoy unwrapping their turkey treats. The Central Park Zoo is open every day, but for Polar Bear Christmas times, call 212-473-3113.
Commemorate Kwanza Festival
This year, Jacob Javitz Convention Center plays host to the Commemerate Kwanza Festival. The weeklong festival, which celebrates Africian-American culture and positive messages for the community features Africain food, exploration of Afro-Caribian and Amercian traditions and columinates with e gift-giving celebration.
For more information on attending this year’s celebration, call 212-216-2000
Matzo Ball
One of the biggest holiday parties for Jewish Singles, the Matzo Ball actually takes place in more than a dozen cities around the country on Christmas Eve. To attend this year’s Matzo Ball, call 212-473-3113.
New York City Jingle Jam
Get in the holiday swing with a mix of hip hop, rock, and 1980’s favorite hits at the annual holiday dance party hosted by Deweys Faltiron Bar and Lounge. Tickets go fast for this annual event, call 201-264-6318 for ticket information.
Times Quare New Year's Eve Celebration
One of the most iconic celebrations in the world, the Times Square New Year’s Eve Celebration is viewed by millions of people around the world. Why not experience the ball drop first hand by attending the event personally? People gather early in the day to get the best view. For information about the event, entrance points, and safety rules, contact 212-768-1560 (ext 44)
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