New York Lifestyles Magazine - November 2016

HOLIDAY SHOPPING From November through the end of December you’ll find the best that New York City has to offer—unique gift items including jewelry, clothing, home goods, arts, crafts, antiques, electronics, and so much more.

HOLIDAY SHOPS AT BRYANT PARK’S WINTER VILLAGE The Holiday Shops include more than 100 boutique-like kiosks offering lovely gift ideas from jewelry, decorative goods, local foods, and much more--for all ages.

The Holiday Shops which are housed in Bryant Park’s custom-designed kiosks and will close on January 2, 2017. Info: Sixth Ave. between 40th and 42nd Sts; theholidayshopsatbryantpark.com).

GRAND CENTRAL HOLIDAY FAIR Holiday Fair is the only one held indoors. This year, the Fair will fill Vanderbilt Hall with close to 100 vendors offering an incredible array of holiday gifts. Clothing for adults and children, handbags, hand-crafted jewelry and accessories for men and women top the list. Closes December 24th. Info: 42nd St. (between Vanderbilt and Lexington Ave; grandcentralterminal.com).

UNION SQUARE HOLIDAY MARKET Over 100 merchants are on hand to bring you unique gifts. Hand-blown glass housewares; handmade leather goods; bags and accessories; and a good variety of handmade jewelry are just some of the items available. As in years past, there will also be nibbles and noshes throughout the market. To warm things up, treat yourself to a hot apple cider or cappuccino. Closes December 24th. Info: Southern side of Union Square Park (urbanspacenyc.com).

COLUMBUS CIRCLE HOLIDAY MARKET This market is considered by many as one of the most elegant places for holiday shopping. Conveniently located near the entrance to Central Park, at 59th Street, shoppers enjoy walking around discovering one-of-a-kind items including art, jewelry, from local designers. Closed December 24th. Info: Central Park (at West 59th and Broadway; urbanspacenyc.com). • NOVEMBER 2016 | NEW YORK LIFESTYLES MAGAZINE | 49