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November 26, 2010

Winter’s Eve at Lincoln Square

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Every year in late November, Lincoln Center celebrates Winter’s Eve at Lincoln Square. Celebrities and performers come out in numbers to witness the lighting of the Christmas Tree. This is one of my favorite areas of NYC, and seeing it lit up with holiday lights just makes my heart burst with excitement.

Stay in the know by making sure you check out all the details and information at http://www.winterseve.org/ for this fun annual NYC event.

Most of the Lincoln Square retailers will be open late the night of Winter’s Eve, offering holiday cheer and special values just for this evening. See you there!

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Carol Cain

Brooklyn native Carol is happiest when on an adventure, whether close to home or farther away. She is a small business owner and travel writer. In addition to creating Girl Gone Travel, she is the Founder and Principal of Brave World Media, a social media marketing, communications, and branding agency. She's mom to three wonderful sons and wife to a handsome Irish/Scot. She lives, works, and plays in the beautiful Finger Lakes region of NY.

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  • Holiday Windows in New York City, 2010 | NYCity Mama
    November 28, 2010

    […] musical hologram display off of their building façade. Another fun event to not be missed is Lincoln Center’s Winter’s Eve on November 29th, which also promises fun for the entire […]

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