Photo by myself outside Macy's, at Sixth Avenue and 34th Street, in Midtown.
The windows at Macy's are up and running. The sidewalk outside is crowded with adults and children.
Several large windows along the Sixth Avenue entrance are filled with large, colorful, moving displays. Figurines swivel and move to music. Backgrounds unfold and slide open. It's hard to believe these windows are done up every year.
One vitrine featured a small town with Christmas carolers.
Each exhibit combines text, moving characters and scenery.
In one display window, the facade of the New York Public Library slides open to reveal a reading room heaped with books.
Incidentally, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade will take place today on the Upper West Side. The parade starts at 77th Street and Columbus Avenue and marches south, ending outside the Macy's department store, some 40 blocks away. The parade starts at 9am Eastern Standard Time.
Related posts: Happy Thanksgiving, at Macy's, On Kids in the Slope, and in the Country and Playing Ball in the Public Courts.
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Peering into Another World, at Macy's, Midtown
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9 comments:
on imagine bien le regard des enfants en admiration devant les vitrines. C'est vrai qu'elles sont magnifiques les vitrines de noel de Macy's
GREAT!
I like the windows, specially the one of the library.
very cute, the first one!
Great windows! When i was a kid it was always a big event when the animated windows were unveiled at the big department store here. Hope your Thanksgiving is wonderful
Hi Kitty.Have a good one. cool windows.
Grezat colors shots. Christhmas is coming
How fun to watch this -- as a big kid or a little kid. ;-)
Paz
So much better than a mall!!
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