The Rockefeller tree lighting ceremony will air during the first week of December. This year's tree was transported from West Stockbridge, Massachusetts. It's the first time the tree has come from the state since 1959. It arrived in New York City earlier this month, on November 9.

The annual Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting ceremony is around the corner, ready to bring a new wave of holiday cheer during the official tree lighting event on Dec. 4. Standing a proud 74 feet tall,

The city of Evansville will hold their annual holiday tree lighting at the Civic Center this weekend. The event will feature food trucks, craft tables, live music and a holiday message from Mayor Stephanie Terry.

The Stephentown Lighted Parade on Saturday, Nov. 30 starts off with the tree lighting ceremony at 5 p.m., followed by lineup and the parade from Veterans Park to the Stephentown Volunteer Fire Department for photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus.

Each and every year for the past three decades, Rockefeller Center Head Gardener Erik Pauze sets out to find the perfect Christmas tree to serve as a cornerstone of holiday traditions in New York City.