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Save/ShareA free holiday light show dubbed Kaleidoscope returns to the beautifully restored main concourse of Grand Central Terminal on Saturday, December 1 (through January 1, 2008). Brilliant images of fairytale landscapes and iconic New York scenes are projected onto the walls during the seven-minute show, performed daily at the top and bottom of the hour, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
In adjacent Vanderbilt Hall, tourists and harried commuters pause to browse at the Holiday Fair, where 76 vendors sell jewelry, scarves, and quirky gifts. You can get a glimpse of Grand Central during the holidays by clicking on our slide show.
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I am deeply sorry that I
won't be able to admire the
kaleidoscope show that will
be on display on Grand Cent
ral Station. I am sure it
will be a lovely show. One
thing I am delighted to see
is Christmas references grad
ually making an entrance on
this season.
Posted By Marixenia on December 20, 2007, 12:43 PM