A true magical history tour of Santa Claus's NYC, which made him world famous, and Santa started in Santa Claus NYC Tour
Santa Claus grew up in New York City!
Grandson of St. Nicholas of Myra, Son of Dutch SinterKlaas, Santa Claus was summoned to New York City to promote the 3Ps. Peace (tolerance and family-oriented), Patriotism, and Prosperity (gift giving). Surprised? Me, too! Santa Claus' story could only happen here in NYC. Let's paint the town red, and celebrate the jolly old man's New York City history, and how we helped spread Santa's fame across
America and the world. This three-and-a-half hour tour, suitable for children, believers in Santa, and history-loving adults, explores Santa Claus' youth in New York City, where he grew up from elfish youth to rotund man who brings joy and generosity to the holiday season. Let's see where his first factory, electric Christmas trees, and his reindeer carrying sacks of toys were first seen and described. Tour is based on the upcoming book, "Interview with Santa Claus," by Jared Goldstein, your Tour-Guide. This is a history tour for adults who love Santa Claus history, most of which happened along this tour's route. Little Santa Believers will enjoy the creative non-fiction, magical-realism stories about Santa's development. Parents will be informed, surprised and entertained. This is not a tour with lots of puppets or props. Bring your own if you want! There will be walking, and stairs to subway rides. Vehicular transportation can be arranged, but Santa's sleigh is unavailable. We'll have fun: Guaranteed. Jared has been touring New York City since 1985. You can check out some of my tour testimonials on my http://www.Facebook.com/JaredtheTourGuide and http://JaredtheNYCTourGuide.com
My tour-guests enjoy my enthusiasm, energy, customer service commitment, and knowledge. And sometimes my droll wit.
Santa Claus' true NYC History. Tues Dec 5th 2023 live at 8PM NYT.
Peacemaker. War Hero. Naughty and nice.
Hosted by Jared Goldstein .
Can't attend in person? The ticket works for a week.
https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/santa-claus-history-of-the-worlds-most-legendary-new-yorker-webinar-registration-752806483457/
Santa Claus' true NYC History.
Peacemaker. War Hero. Naughty and nice.
Hosted by Jared Goldstein . Tuesday, December 5th.
Can't attend in person? The ticket works for a week.
https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/santa-claus-history-of-the-worlds-most-legendary-new-yorker-webinar-registration-752806483457/
I'm narrating about NYC's deep connections with Santa Claus, an historical webinar that touches upon peace (instead of violence and bigotry), patriotism, political networking, and prosperity.
Santa is naughty and nice!
This is not necessarily for children. If little Santa believers are along, please prepare them that this historical survey may not match your family's view of Santa.
December 5th 2023 8pm from NYC.
Can't make it live? Register and get access to the full replay for one week! New York Adventure Club | www.AdventureClub.com
Santa Claus true history webinar $10 12/22/21
https://www.nyadventureclub.com/event/santa-claus-history-of-the-worlds-most-legendary-new-yorker-webinar-registration-216716684437/
Happy St Nicholas Day Eve.
1624-1822: Dutch Nieuw Amsterdamers and New Yorkers Celebrate Sinter Klaas' Eve (St Nicholas Day Eve).
The evening is still the traditional Dutch night of gift-giving and gifts from Sinter Klaas, who, with Black Peter, goes down the chimney after landing on the roof with a flying horse.
Sinter's gifts go in the good childrens' wooden shoes. Bad children get a switch stick.
Chirstmastime is not a big gift giving day for the Dutch, more of a quiet church and family time.
They celebrate him on the eve of his Saint Day because the Dutch Reformation prohibited celebrating Saints Days, but Saint Nicholas is very popular!
Quoted in the Columbia University alumni about NYC' Santa Claus heritage and Clement Clark Moore.
https://magazine.columbia.edu/article/story-behind-most-famous-christmas-poem-all
The improbable tale of Santa Claus, Columbia, and Clement Clarke Moore’s “A Visit from St. Nicholas."
I hosted a Santa Claus' NYC webinar.
I am spending most of the proceeds to pay for my holiday gifts! :D
The rest will go to the Jacob Riis Youth Academy to help kids succeed through education and activities that make a difference. Jacob Riis enlisted Santa Claus to inspire generosity, including founding that youth center over a century ago.
http://www.riissettlement.org
“The mission of Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement is to build and strengthen underserved communities in Western Queens and act as a catalyst for change.”
In 1810, on this date, Santa Claus was born at a New-York Historical Society dinner. Santa was summoned here by the New-York Historical Society, which needed Santa Claus to promote patriotism, peace among our diverse populace, and prosperity.
He is America's SinterKlaas, or St. Nicholas, born in 343.
Happy St. Nicholas Day, December 6th!
If you are interested in learning and experiencing Santa's development in NYC, I am leading a webinar on December 22nd 2020 at 5:30
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/santa-claus-history-of-the-worlds-most-legendary-new-yorker-webinar-registration-129743041931
Can't make it live? Register and get access to the full replay for one week! New York Adventure Club | www.AdventureClub.com
Now's your chance to learn about Santa's New York City History! 12/22/20 at 5:30 PM from NYC.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/santa-claus-history-of-the-worlds-most-legendary-new-yorker-webinar-registration-129743041931
Can't make it live? Register and get access to the full replay for one week! New York Adventure Club | www.AdventureClub.com
Santa Claus is healthy.
Follow his lead: wash hands, don't touch your face, and make space.
https://nypost.com/2020/11/20/santa-claus-is-immune-from-covid-19-says-dr-anthony-fauci/?fbclid=IwAR33FG1Sc3ddyZpDc0QSF3p37-eTtX2gqMR7fGXyMNStOdBCRGINhS3RnK0
Santa will be spreading lots of joy — not COVID-19 — when he visits millions of homes this Christmas. That’s because Kris Kringle is immune to coronavirus, according to the nation…
I will be leading a Santa NYC Webinar tour on 22nd December 2020 at 5pm from New York via NY Adventure Club. Tickets for less than $13.
Santa Land will not be at Macy's in 2020 to keep everyone socially distanced. You can see him on the web, when the time comes.
I will continue doing socially-distanced, private tours of New York City's rich Santa Claus heritage.
https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/522285-macys-will-not-host-santa-claus-in-new-york-store-for-first?fbclid=IwAR0Z1rSgsXrdRaaLzfI01bJ5eUYkHZvR_QPIoBtnGl0JpAEjai6lLYLJTWw
Macy’s will not feature Santa Claus at its New York City store for the first time in more than 160 years due to the coronavirus pandemic, the department store announced Thursday.
Santa says that it is nice to wash your hands so that the lather looks like his beard!
Please spread the word about my NY Times-featured Santa Claus in NYC tour on Christmas Eve 2019, 10AM-1PM.
Santa Claus, the NYC Tour, with Jared the NYC Tour Guide, telling the true story of an immigrant who made it here and changed the world!
We visit where Santa and his reindeer were first seen, and where famous writers and illustrators brought Santa to life. Enjoy readings, poetry, and images.
You will be surprised about Santa's 3Ps: Patriotism, Peace, & Prosperity.
This 'magical history' tour is factual, and it involves mature content.
We will be walking a couple of miles, climbing some stairs, and taking up to three subway rides.
Tour Starts: 39 Broadway, in former Nieuw Amsterdam and olde New-York, where Santa was born in 1810. Let's meet outside the Duane Reade store. Please do not block the entranceway, nor be conspicuous while waiting there.
Pay what you wish at conclusion.
Tour Ends: Macy's Department Store, or maybe Chelsea.
Tour Length: 3 hours or so.
Please RSVP [email protected]
http://www.jaredthenyctourguide.com/SantaClausNYCBirthDayTour.htm
We can visit where Santa and his reindeer were first seen, where his toy factories started, and where famous writers and illustrators brought Santa to life. Enjoy readings, poetry, and images.
In 1810, Santa Claus was born in New York City at 39 Broadway, where George Washington lived from 1789-1790. Santa was summoned here by the New-York Historical Society, which needed Santa Claus to promote patriotism, and peace among our diverse populace, and prosperity. Happy St. Nicholas Day!
December 6th 2019 is Santa Claus' 209th Birthday, born here in New York City, after being Sinter Klaas (St. Nicholas) for hundreds of years in Amsterdam and Nieuw Amsterdam before.
Take a private tour for a couple of hours, or more, to learn about Santa Claus' real NYC history while enjoying the holiday celebrations that he is such a fun part of.
Learn about Santa Claus bringing peace and prosperity and patriotism to Christmas, the 3Ps of Santa Claus, the NYC Tour. http://JaredtheNYCTourGuide.com/SantaClausNYCBirthDayTour.htm
Learn about New York City's impact on Santa Claus on this private tour
http://www.jaredthenyctourguide.com/SantaClausNYCBirthDayTour.htm
We can visit where Santa and his reindeer were first seen, where his toy factories started, and where famous writers and illustrators brought Santa to life. Enjoy readings, poetry, and images.
Christmas in New York.
2018
14th Street Christmas tree stand.
Happy Holidays from Jared the NYC Santa Tour Guide on 14th St.
Merry Christmas and happy holidays!
I am not the real Santa Claus, but I lead New York City tours about his history in New York City.
- Jared the NYC Tour Guide
http://JaredtheNYCTourGuide.com/Santa
Happy Birthday, Santa Claus!
On this Saint Nicholas Day.
http://JaredtheNYCTourGuide.com/Santa
December 5th 1624-1822: Dutch Nieuw Amsterdamers and New Yorkers Celebrate Sinter Klaas' Eve (St Nicholas Day Eve).
The evening is still the traditional Dutch night of gift-giving and gifts from Sinter Klaas, who, with Black Peter, goes down the chimney after landing on the roof with a flying horse.
Sinter's gifts go in the good childrens' wooden shoes. Bad children get a switch stick for whipping.
Chirstmastime is not a big gift giving day for the Dutch, more of a quiet church and family time.
Sinter Klaas inspired the birth of Santa Claus in New York City, spreading his fame, and popularizing Christmas for family, good behavior, patriotism, and gift giving.
Take my Santa NYC tour to learn about how Santa saved us from violence, drunkenness, and the British!
http://JaredtheNYCTourGuide.com/Santa
As covered in the NYTimes, I lead historical tours of Santa and his NYC origins.
http://JaredtheNYCTourGuide.com/Santa
Jared serves groups, large and small. Tour Operators keep coming back. Jared makes your planning easy. Start with my comprehensive itinerary ideas. When the tour is done you will hear compliments from your happy passengers. Jared's approach for tour operators.
Santa Claus and I are famous on WBAI radio! It being that station, some radical themes, that I don't usually touch on, are explored.
The interview starts around 28:00 minutes in and concludes at about 45:47. We touch upon some Santa Claus' heritage, especially from NYC.
There is also an introduction at around 19:38-24:00 in which they grapple partially with the questions 'Who is Jared Goldstein' and 'Who is Santa Claus'?
How can you listen? Visit http://WBAI.org/archive.php ,
Then you will see a slot that says "All Programs" . Select "Talk Back - New York, We and Thee edition" (shortcut: tap the T key four times).
Click on "Go."
Select Wednesday, December 21st 2016. Click listen.
Interviewers are John McDonagh, Malachy McCourt, and Corey Kilgannon, who wrote my "Character Study" in last Sunday's New York Times.
Each December, a Manhattan guide leads a tour making the case that the current image of Santa Claus originated and evolved in New York City.
This Tuesday 2pm 12/13 I am providing an affordable Santa the NYC Tour for a select few upon application.
http://JaredtheNYCTourGuide.com/Santa
Happy Birthday Santa Claus. December 6th 1810. 39 Broadway, New York City.
See it and more on Santa the NYC Tour
http://www.jaredthenyctourguide.com/Santa
The evening, December 5th, is still the traditional Dutch night of gift-giving and gifts from Sinter Klaas, who, with Black Peter, goes down the chimney after landing on the roof with a flying horse.
Sinter Klaas's gifts go in the good childrens' wooden shoes. Bad children get a switch stick.
December 6th is the day Santa Claus was born in New York City in 1810. He was brought here by the New-York Historical Society.
Chirstmastime is not a big gift giving day for the Dutch, more of a quiet church and family time.
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