What Date Does New York Put Christmas Decorations Up

The holidays are just around the corner, and many cities across the country are putting up their Christmas decorations earlier than ever this year. New York is no exception, with its own unique take on holiday decor. But when does the city of New York put up its Christmas decorations?

While the exact date changes from year to year, in general, the City of New York starts putting up its Christmas decorations in mid-November. This is usually around the time when the Christmas tree in Rockefeller Center gets lit, but it can vary slightly depending on the year. The city typically puts up decorations throughout the five boroughs, including traditional garland, wreaths, lights, and other festive decorations. This year, New York City is also introducing several new elements to the holiday decorations, including a lighted "holiday tunnel" in one of the parks, and a giant snow globe installation in another.

Given the current pandemic, many of the usual holiday events in New York City have been canceled or scaled back. However, the city is still planning to put up its regular complement of decorations. This year, the official date for when the city will begin putting up its decorations is November 16th. The Rockefeller Center Christmas tree will be lit on December 2nd, as always.

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