Winter’s Eve at Lincoln Center: Monday, Dec. 1

Winter’s Eve at Lincoln Center
The Lincoln Square Business Improvement District hosts the Ninth Annual Winter’s Eve at Lincoln Square.

Billed as NYC’s largest holiday festival, Winter’s Eve features free entertainment, food tastings, in-store activities and shopping all around the Lincoln Center neighborhood.
Sidewalks along Broadway from Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle to 68th St. will be alive with performers, street musicians, jugglers, stilt-walkers and more.

Highlights include:

Tree lighting at Dante Park – 5:30pm
Since Lincoln Center is under construction, the tree-lighting moves this year to Dante Park (Broadway between 63rd & 64th St.)

The Bacon Brothers

Emmy Award winner Michael Bacon along with his brother Kevin will perform two sets on the Winter’s Eve Main Stage:
64th St. (east of Broadway)
6:30pm & 7:30pm

The Drum Cafe: 6 – 9pm
Interactive drum experience with world-class drummers. The Drum Cafe concept is a unique hands-on application of African drums and percussion that not only entertains but energizes audiences.
Richard Tucker Park (Broadway between 65th & 66th St.)

Cool Mondays: The Jazz Nativity – 6pm
A special peformance of highlights from The Jazz Nativity by Anne Philips featuring performers Frank Wess, Jimmy Heath, Lew Soloff, Candido, Hank Jones, Steve Turre, Ingrid Jensen, Warren Vache and the role of Mary sung by Hilary Kole. The show brings together two worlds, the world of theater and the world of jazz. It brings together people of all ages, backgrounds and beliefs.
Barnes & Noble: Broadway at 66th St

The Hungry March Band
Roaring out of Brooklyn comes the Hungry March Band, NYC’s legendary street brass march band in the anarchic style that has become their trademark. Put on your dancing shoes and break out the fancy threads because they’ve got a party going on – a blazing parade of flesh, blood, steel, brass and wood. They are the music of the people.
Performing throughout Lincoln Square all evening.

Food Tastings:
From 6 -8pm, some of the Lincoln Square area’s finest restaurants will offer food tastings either for free or at a nominal cost ($1-$4) under canopies in front of Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle, along Broadway between 63rd & 64th St., and at Richard Tucker Park (between 65th & 66th St.)

Participating restaurants include:
AQ Kafe, Asiate, Bar Boulud, Bar Masa, Bouchon Bakery, Cafe Fiorello, Center Cut, Compass, Dizzy’s Club, Europan Bakery Cafe, Francesco Pizzeria, Gabriel’s Bar & Restaurant, Josephina, Le Pain Quotidien, Landmarc, Magnolia Bakery, Nanoosh, O’Neals’, P.J. Clarke’s, Porter House New York, Rosa Mexicano at Lincoln Center, Sapphire Indian Cuisine, Siam Inn, Soutine Bakery, Sushi a-go-go and…
Tavern on the Green
Central Park West & W. 67th St.
New York, NY
(212) 873-3200
TavernontheGreen.com

A portion of restaurant proceeds will be donated to City Harvest, New York City’s only food-rescue organization.

And when it’s all over, stop in for a nightcap at our friends at P.D. O’Hurley’s:

P.D. O’Hurley’s
174 W. 72nd St.
(between Columbus & Broadway)
New York, NY
(212) 873-1900
PDOHurleys.com

Links:
Winterseve.org
Lincoln Square B.I.D.
The Bacon Brothers
Tavern on the Green

City Harvest
HungryMarchBand.com
Drumcafe.com
PDO’Hurleys

Below is a clip of the Hungry March Band at last year’s Winter’s Eve:

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