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’Twas the Night Before Christmas: Carols & A Reading at Church of the Intercession
Sun Dec 14, 2025
3:00pm to 6:00pm ET
Age: All
Price: Free
Location:
The Church of the Intercession and Trinity Church Cemetery and Mausoleum
A beloved century-old tradition at the Church of the Intercession in Upper Manhattan features the Young Peoples Chorus, who perform festive carols as part of an enchanting evening that includes a dramatic reading of Clement Clarke Moore’s classic poem by NY1 News anchor Errol Louis, followed by a magical lantern procession with St. Nicholas through the historic Trinity Cemetery and Mausoleum.
This free community event celebrates the legacy of Moore, who penned the cherished poem in 1822 as a gift to his six children. Following the cemetery service in his memory, guests are invited to a warm reception.
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