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Sunday, March 17, 2013

5 important dates in New York City for the year 2013:

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16 March-St. Patrick's Day Parade

Since St. Patrick's day in the year 2013 based on Sunday, a parade will be held a day earlier, on Saturday, 16. March. Starts at 44th Street at 11: 00 a.m. and ends on Fifth Avenue. The band in the parade provides a unique background and the streets are full of green-until the evening, when the action moves to the bars. Great fun!

From 22. June 30. June 13 – NYC Pride Week

Every year in June, more than a million people out onto the streets for the entertainment and culture within the NYC Pride Week. The main events take place on Sunday 30. June 2013, which culminates in a large colourful parade and street party with a strong political message.

on July 4, 2013 – the celebration of the independence day

on July 4, 1776 was officially adopted the Declaration of independence, and since this event annually celebrates. Celebrations are held during the day and barbecue, and also one of the most popular events, Nathan ´ with Iceland Coney Hot Dog, or eating hot dogs. You can watch the competition live on television.
The main attraction of the evening is Macy ´ with Fireworks. The most famous trading house ensures the legendary annual firework display that lit up over the Hudson River on the West side of Manhattan. The last Fireworks spewed more than 1500 flares per minute and lasted nearly half an hour. If you want to enjoy this great spectacle, you should arrive no later than 5 pm, otherwise it will be a good place occupied!

From 26. August to 8. September 13 – the US Open tennis tournament in Flushing Meadows

U.s. Open in Flusching Meadows is one of the four annual major tennis tournaments, which concentrates the best tennis players to play on one of the most prestigious sports awards.

September 2 – Labor Day or labor day

On the day of the feast of work are closed schools, banks and post offices and New Yorkers flood the streets to celebrate the hard work of the American people. On the second Saturday in September is a big parade, which begins at 10 a.m. at 44. Street (44th Street), it stretches along 5. class (5th Avenue) to 72. Street (72nd Street). On this day also takes place Carnival, called Brooklyn West Indian Carnival, which attracts millions of people on the outskirts of Crown Heights in Brooklyn.


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