• December to January (annual)
• New York, NY in New york, NY

A beloved tradition since 1933, the tree lighting is the start of Christmas in New York. The selected tree is erected during November, at which time 30,000 LED lights are strung for the big event. In early December, thousands of people fill the plaza beginning at noon to enjoy musical performances and the exciting moment that the gorgeous tree is illuminated.

• December 31st at 7pm.
• New York City in New York, NY

The biggest party in the world is held each year at Times Square as over a million local and international revelers gather at the Crossroads of the World. Entertained by amplified music, live performances, party hats and favors, the huge crowd celebrates for hours before the illuminated Waterford Crystal ball begins its descent at 11:59. At the stroke of midnight, tons of confetti pour over the assembled group as the New Year begins.

• on March 17th, 2023
• New York in New York, NY

Everyone is Irish for a day, especially those who line 5th Avenue, during the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in Manhattan. This largest event of its kind includes marching bands, bagpipers and various organizations who gather to honor the patron saint of Ireland. Spectators delight in the toe-tapping music that fills the air.

• June 10th & Sunday 11th, 2023
• Historic Allentown Area Buffalo, NY 14202 in Buffalo, NY

The historic district of Buffalo is host to this June event. Monetary awards are given in areas including painting, sculpture and graphic arts. Scholarships are distributed to local school students whose art is also displayed.

• June 7-18, 2023
• New York, NY

Founded in 2002, the mission of this international film festival is two-fold. First, the festival provides a platform for new and veteran filmmakers to reach hundreds of thousands of film goers. Second, the event showcases New York City as an outstanding filmmaking venue and brings tremendous revenues into the economy here.

• 2023, SEPTEMBER 1, 2, 3
• New York, NY

Randall's Island in the East River becomes a real zoo each August. This 24-acre site hosts this annual electronic music festival featuring live performances and DJ shows. Since 2009, the festival has grown each year and now welcomes over 100,000 spectators over the three-day event.