The 94th Rockefeller Christmas Tree Has Been Chosen in NYC
• A 75-year-old Norway spruce from East Greenbush, NY, has been chosen as the 94th Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree.
• The tree will be cut on November 6th, displayed starting November 8th, and lit in a ceremony with live performances.
• After the holidays, the tree's wood will be repurposed for Habitat for Humanity projects, supporting community building.
Rockefeller Christmas Tree marks start of holidays
The 94th Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree has been selected, marking the unofficial start of the holiday season in New York City. This year’s tree is a magnificent 75-year-old Norway spruce, standing 75 feet tall and weighing approximately 11 tons. The tree was generously donated by the Russ family from East Greenbush, New York, adding a heartwarming touch to this iconic tradition.
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