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The LuminoCity Festival will be going on until Jan

The LuminoCity Festival will be going on until January 10, 2021, tickets range from $17 to $55 with student and senior discounts available. — Chia Schonberg, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

There is a promise of safety when you book your ti

There is a promise of safety when you book your time slot and get the email with the various Covid 19 restrictions, some hands-on aspects of the experience had been canceled so a 20 percent refund was issued. All guests must wear masks, stickers on the floor marked 6 feet apart on the line, and upon arrival, a small hard working staff doing their best to answer all questions and take everyone’s temperature upon entry. — Chia Schonberg, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Every year driving down the FDR thousands of curio

Every year driving down the FDR thousands of curious New Yorkers can see the glimmer of a luminous field across the water on Randall’s Island. Many will never find the time to venture forth and
investigate, but with a global pandemic clearing the schedules of thousands of Americans, that childlike sense of wonder at anything that glitters is needed more than ever before. — Chia Schonberg, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

On November 27th, the day after our first Thanksgi

On November 27th, the day after our first Thanksgiving without families and traditions, the LiminoCity Festival opened its doors with a sense of hope, and the first real hint of holiday spirit 2020 has offered. — Chia Schonberg, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Christmas decorations at a home on Pelham Parkway.

Christmas decorations at a home on Pelham Parkway. — Nicollette Samuels, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Christmas decorations at a home on Pelham Parkway.

Christmas decorations at a home on Pelham Parkway. — Nicollette Samuels, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Christmas decorations at a home on Pelham Parkway.

Christmas decorations at a home on Pelham Parkway. — Nicollette Samuels, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The Vessel, a spiral sidewalk, is showered in ligh

The Vessel, a spiral sidewalk, is showered in light. — Kirstin Cierzniewski, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The Vessel, a spiral sidewalk, is showered in ligh

The Vessel, a spiral sidewalk, is showered in light. — Kirstin Cierzniewski, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

Hudson Yards decked in holiday cheer. — Kirstin

Hudson Yards decked in holiday cheer. — Kirstin Cierzniewski, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The Central Garden is a wonderful area to hold cel

The Central Garden is a wonderful area to hold celebrations or special occasions because of the popular geyser fountain. The South Garden is a wonderful area which holds many flowers and beautiful low trees to provide proper shade. This statue is “The Secret Garden,” created by Bessie Potter Vonnoh in 1936. — Christian Amaya, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The area is surrounded by hedges as well as benche

The area is surrounded by hedges as well as benches to accompany the statues. Sometimes but not all the time, in the morning, there will be small groups of people doing yoga, dancing or painting in this area. Pictured here, plants growing by the Central Garden main seating area. — Christian Amaya, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

There is a North, Central, and South Garden, each

There is a North, Central, and South Garden, each offering a different taste of scenery and intimacy. The North Garden features the “Three Dancing Maidens” statue, created by Walter Schott in 1910 and tons of flowers during all seasons. — Christian Amaya, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

The Conservatory Garden is a great location for an

The Conservatory Garden is a great location for anyone looking for a place to relax. It’s located on 105th and Fifth Avenue, near the Harlem Meer. — Christian Amaya, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

My mother, Dawn Moran, voted for the first time in

My mother, Dawn Moran, voted for the first time in 30 years. She has been secluded in her home for the last 9 months because of the pandemic, and has only recently been granted medical approval to leave her home with minor conditions. She took this photo going to an absentee ballot dropbox. A huge monumental step for many reasons! — Kirstin Cierzniewski, #lehmanjournalism, #bronxjournal

The American flag in Times Square held more signif

The American flag in Times Square held more significance than ever before as people celebrated Biden's victory (and Trump's defeat). — Samantha Haase, #lehmanjournalism, #bronxjournal

A woman holds her small child while wearing a "Bel

A woman holds her small child while wearing a "Believe in Biden" cape in the middle of the celebration in Times Square. — Samantha Haase, #lehmanjournalism, #bronxjournal

The celebration turned to protest walking down 7t

The celebration turned to protest walking down 7th Avenue. Every four to five blocks, people took a knee in remembrance of victims of police brutality and people who died of Covid-19. — Samantha Haase, #lehmanjournalism, #bronxjournal

Large crowds gathered after it was announced that

Large crowds gathered after it was announced that former Vice President Joe Biden was now president elect. Down 7th Avenue, the streets from West 42nd to West 45th were blocked off for the celebration filled with music, chants, and signs. — Samantha Haase, #lehmanjournalism, #bronxjournal

There were no lines in Harlem at 2177 Frederick Do

There were no lines in Harlem at 2177 Frederick Douglass Blvd at 5 pm. -- Adrian Currie, #bronxjournal, #lehmanjournalism

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