Christmas in Little Italy: December Events Starting this Weekend
It’s that most wonderful time of
the year, and Chinatown NYC and the Chinese Chamber of Commerce of New York
(CCCNY) are adding to their seasonal events with the First Annual Chinatown Holiday
Street fair this Saturday, December 1 from 12 Noon - 5pm. Colorful, fun, and
engaging for families of all ages, the street fair will take place on Mott Street from
Canal to Worth streets, Bayard Street (from Bowery to Mulberry Street), Pell
Street, and Doyers Street. Be sure to stop by the stage in front of Confucius
Plaza Square, adjacent to Bowery, for performances of singing, dancing, and
Chinese martial arts throughout the afternoon. Of particular note are the Lion
Dance at noon and the ribbon-cutting with reps from the Mayor’s office and
other elected officials. Another don't miss is the
traditional tree lighting and Christmas musicale at 6:30pm at the Courtyard of
the Most Precious Blood Church on 109 Mulberry Street. It will truly show you how important
community life is to New York City. Tony
Danza will be there as well. In keeping with the spirit of
Christmas and the post-Sandy recovery effort, the neighborhood’s shops will be
featuring a Christmas market of sorts with specially discounted items and food.
On December 22, the annual East Meets West Parade kicks off at 2pm along Canal and Mulberry streets, replete with lions, dragons, floats, marching bands and Santa Claus. All events are sponsored by the Little Italy Merchants Association and the Chinatown Partnership, 212-764-6330.
On December 22, the annual East Meets West Parade kicks off at 2pm along Canal and Mulberry streets, replete with lions, dragons, floats, marching bands and Santa Claus. All events are sponsored by the Little Italy Merchants Association and the Chinatown Partnership, 212-764-6330.
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