January in New York: 26 ideas for an interesting pastime

Although the New Year is behind, there is much more in New York that is worth doing in January. Edition SecretNYC proposed 26 ideas for an interesting pastime that will extend the feeling of a holiday.

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1. Take a dip в tale on Immersive Nutcracker Cocktail Fete

Enjoy the fairy tale Immersive Nutcracker Cocktail Féte with comedy and interactive theater productions. Choose the perfect outfit from an assortment of antique costumes and immerse yourself in a 90-minute show where you will waltz next to the Nutcracker and other characters.

At the event, a butler will meet you, and at the beginning of the holiday you will find delicious Hot Toddy whiskey from Johnnie Walker Black Label.

Get your magic cocktail tickets here.

2-11. Go ice skating

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In winter, there are many outdoor ice rinks in New York. For example, ice rink wolman in Central Park open daily from 10 a.m. Rockefeller Center ice rink works daily from 8:30 in the morning, and skating rink in Bryant Park open from 8 in the morning.

You can also go ice skating on Manhattan's only rooftop skating rink - Winterland on Pier 17.

Here are some other rinks to visit:

• Skating rink at Brookfield Place, Tribeca.
• Lafrak Center in Lakeside, Prospect Park.
• Lasker Rink, Central Park.
• WWII Veterans Memorial Ice Skating Rink, Staten Island.
• IC Ice Rink in Industry City
• The Vale Rink at Williamsburg Hotel

12. Check out the NYBG Holiday Train Show

This year's New York Botanical Garden will host the 28th annual train festivities. The focus will be on Central Park “with its iconic landscape lined with mosses and holly”, many magnificent bridges, footpaths and Belvedere Castle.

According to the New York Botanical Garden, each of the attractions presented at the exhibition was created using natural materials.

This place is located in Enid A. Haupt Conservatory. The event runs until January 26th.

13. Enjoy a classic concert by candlelight

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Experience classical music in a new light with these sensational candlelight concerts in New York's most beautiful churches. Known as Candlelight, the event invites you to hear the greatest works - from Vivaldi to Mozart and Bach - in an intimate atmosphere.

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One of the charming performances will take place at the 127-year-old Middle Collegiate Church in the East Village, the other at Corpus Christi Catholic Church on the Upper West Side. With countless flickering candles illuminating each unique space, Candlelight will present an ensemble of classical music for 65 mesmerizing minutes.

More information about all the concerts you can find out on this site.

14-15. Tubing at Bryant Park and Aviator Sports Center

From January 17 to February 28, tubing will once again be available at Bryant Park's Winter Village. Restrictions apply: age - from 7 years and height - at least 106 cm. You can reserve a place in advance, one session will cost $15.

If you're looking for fun without the crowds, Aviator Sports Center in Brooklyn is also offering rides this season. Sessions run from Friday to Sunday and last 15 minutes. Cost: $13. It's best to make reservations in advance (reservations close at midnight before your visit).

Read more at ForumDaily New York.

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