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GingerBread Lane

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Photograph: Courtesy NY Hall of Science/Ann-Sophie Fjelloe-Jensen
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Time Out says

Each winter, chef Jon Lovitch expertly crafts an adorable (and completely edible) gingerbread village at the New York Hall of Science. It takes the Queens food artist an entire year to whip up the charmingly detailed miniature homes and storefronts. In true New York fashion, Lovitch’s impressive handiwork has held the Guinness World Record title for the largest gingerbread village for four years in a row. On Jan 12 from 2 to 5pm, visitors can snag a piece of the tasty town on a first-come, first-served basis. If you want to construct a cookie city of your very own, you and your child (ages 4 and up) can attend the nifty $15 workshop on various days throughout the season. All ages.

Details

Event website:
nysci.org
Address:
Contact:
718-699-0005
Price:
Free with $16 admission, children ages 2–17 $13
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