The Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park is returning for its 21st season, beginning October 28, 2022, through March 5, 2023. The holiday event will feature New York City’s only free-admission ice skating rink, holiday market and culinary offerings this winter.
Visitors can enjoy popular attractions this winter, including:
- The rink — Skate rental tickets can be reserved online for New York City’s only free-admission ice skating rink. New skate sessions and dates will be released on a rolling basis throughout the season. Bank of America cardholders can save 10 percent on skate rentals all season long when using their Bank of America card at the time of purchase.
- The Holiday Shops by Urbanspace — The open-air holiday market will be open daily through January 2, 2023. It will feature more than 170 new and returning merchants.
- Small business spotlight presented by Bank of America — Four New York City minority-owned small businesses with annual revenues of $1 million or less will have the chance to showcase their products in a rent-free booth, made possible by Bank of America, as part of this season’s Holiday Shops. The four selected small businesses will be announced soon.
- The Lodge — Visitors can cozy up with a festive cocktail, enjoy delicious food, and watch the ice skaters at this rink-side après skate escape.
Last year’s featured small businesses included vintage thrift shop Vampin’ Vintage; Black-owned bakery Bitchin’ Babkas; custom pet portrait startup Blue Paws Art; and handmade pottery shop Kalsang Pottery. This year, Kalsang Pottery return to Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park as a full-time vendor.
Bank of America Winter Village at Bryant Park will announce this year’s holiday market merchants, dining options and upcoming seasonal programming over the coming days.
For more information, visit www.bryantpark.org.
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