NYC's debut artist Christopher Schardt’s Lyra, a series of star-shaped sculptures, each comprised of 12,000 individually controllable LED lights, creating a visual spectacle synchronized to a classical soundtrack evoking the holiday season

Explore the dynamic holiday light festival and immersive art experience which offers 3 theme parks: Winter Fantasy, Wild Adventure, and Sweet Dream, highlighted with over 23 sets of larger-than-life light art displays

You'll see breathtaking light displays from 11th to 13th Avenues (also known as Dyker Heights Blvd) from 83rd to 86th St in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn.

Featuring over 120 lantern exhibits, live entertainment and interactive experiences, the first-ever Hello Panda Festival is designed to stir the senses and inspire imaginations.

Wildlife-themed LED displays, custom lanterns, and animated light shows on the historic Astor Court. The zoo will stay open late for the holiday fun, which will also include music, ice carving demonstrations, caroling, performances, seasonal treats, and souvenirs.

Don’t Miss the Stunning Christmas Windows at Macy’s Herald Square. A longstanding and cherished holiday tradition

This year, Saks Fifth Avenue unveiled a collaboration with Disney's latest, Frozen 2, in which the center six windows depict Elsa's journey to power through the spirits of nature: wind, fire, water, and earth.

The Bloomingdale's windows on Lexington Avenue are "Out of This World," literally. This year, the retailer journeyed to the cosmos to create a glass-encased galaxy filled with futuristic fashion, friends and fun.

The items here are ‘funkier’ than you find at some of the other markets as they are made by independent designers, emerging artists, and vintage collectors.

Ornamented with fluorescent sculptures and bright color, the brand's iconic monogram logo is magnificent lit and vibrantly hued. The 3D spheres and hearts, as well as pop art animations are woven from the exterior of the building through the store windows