Winter's Eve is Coming To Town at Lincoln Square (2001
Photos below)
Monday, November 26, 2007, 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm
| LIVE ENTERTAINMENT SCHEDULE |
Performer |
Performance Location |
Performance Times |
| Soulful Legend Richie Havens |
The Hall at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
125 Columbus Avenue at 65th Street |
Time TBD |
| Tony-award winning performers Dick Latessa, Maryann Plunkett and Lillias White perform selections from the Channukah musical, The Odd Potato. |
Barnes & Noble
1972 Broadway at 66th Street |
7:00pm |
| Grupo los Santos - Afro-Carribean musical performance |
Gracious Home
1992 Broadway at 67th Street |
Time TBD |
| Hot 8 Brass Band |
Dante Park
Broadway and 63rd Street |
Time TBD |
| The Drum Cafe - Interactive drum experience with world class drummers |
Richard Tucker Square
Broadway between 65th & 66th Streets |
6:00 - 9:00pm |
| The Approaching Storm - southern-style show band |
Columbus Circle
59th Street & Broadway |
Time TBD |
| Ivan Milev Band - Bulgarian & Balkan Music |
American Folk Art Museum
2 Lincoln Square - 125 Columbus Avenue at 67th Street |
Time TBD |
Big Apple Circus
plus
Jazz at Lincoln Center |
Time Warner Center
10 Columbus Circle, 2nd Floor |
Time TBD |
Youth Pride Chorus
plus
Professional Children's School Performers
plus
La Guardia High School's Show Choir
|
Samsung Experience
Time Warner Center, 3rd Floor |
Time TBD |
Student chamber groups from Lucy Moses & Special Music Schools |
Commerce Bank
1995 Broadway at 68th Street |
6:00pm - 8:00pm |
| ASCAP Holiday Chorus & Band |
One Lincoln Plaza
Broadway between 63rd & 64th Streets |
6:30pm |
| Classical and Popular sampling from some of the school's most talented singers, dancers and instrumentalists |
Professional Children's School
132 West 60th Street between Amsterdam and Columbus |
Time TBD |
Historic church tour
6:30pm
Christmas Concert
7:30pm |
Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Columbus Avenue at 60th Street
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Winter's Eve Scavenger Hunt
Information Tent at 63rd Street and Dante Park
For the second year in a row, we will present the Winter's Eve Scavenger Hunt, powered by Watson Adventures Scavenger Hunts and complete with mysterious clues found around Broadway and amazing prizes provided by the retailers and restaurants of Lincoln Square.
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5:30 - 8:00pm |
Ice Sculpture Designs
Ice sculpting and demonstrations |
in front of Time Warner Center and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
|
6:00 - 8:30pm |
BY SUBWAY: Take the A,
B, C, or D train to 59th Street & Columbus Circle or the 1 or 9
train to 66th Street & Broadway.
FOR MORE About Winter’s Eve call the Lincoln Square BID at
(212) 581-3774 or visit
www.winterseve.org
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There's also the Lincoln Square
Holiday Tree Lighting
On November 26th, before Winter’s Eve at Lincoln Square,
Lincoln Center will host its annual Tree Lighting Ceremony
at 5:30 pm on the Josie Robertson Plaza at Lincoln Center.
This highly anticipated holiday tradition is a multi-cultural
celebration of light featuring special music and fun family
entertainment.
It may behoove you
to show up a tad earlier since the crowds WILL FORM rather
quickly...and there's sure to be plenty of entertainment beforehand. |
On Winter’s Eve,
dozens of stores, restaurants, shops, cultural organizations and
public spaces in the district will be buzzing with activities for
both children and adults. At the same time, sidewalks will be alive
with performers, street musicians, and more, making for a festive
fun-filled stroll through the streets of this dynamic Upper Westside
neighborhood.
All Winter’s Eve entertainment for children and adults is
free and open to the public. Holiday cheer and food samplings will
be offered free or at a nominal cost.
Lincoln Square Neighborhood – 58th Street & Columbus
Circle to 68th Street & Broadway
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