BRONX, New York (WABC) -- One of New York's beloved traditions, the holiday train show at the New York Botanical Garden is back. Visitors can watch model trains make their way past more than 190 ...

BRONX, N.Y. (WABC) -- The New York Botanical Garden Holiday Train Show is a seasonal tradition. This year, it has been expanded by 3,000 square feet. Locomotives run on a half-mile of track around ...

There’s some surprising Jewish history to be found at this annual attraction, where model trains traverse a mini New York City made of plant-based materials. Exploring the mind-boggling array of ...

At the New York Botanical Garden’s model train show, the city’s famous buildings cluster around the tracks. By James Barron Good morning. It’s Monday. We’ll tour a city within the city, built with ...

Spend some time on the right side of the tracks! A model train system and a local musician who has enjoyed huge hits with his big band are pulling into the Queens Botanical Garden. Over Memorial Day ...

The third annual celebration opens Nov. 22, featuring new storylines with winter spirits, expanded light displays, and ...

The outdoor trail is an immersive ode to the 1993 Disney movie featuring video projections, music, and scenes complete with beloved characters like Jack Skellington, Sally, and Zero. The Nightmare ...

During the holiday train show, the perspective changes inside the conservatory at the New York Botanical Garden. It’s the 33rd year for the show in the Bronx featuring nearly 200 New York City ...

BRONX, New York -- The Holiday Train Show at the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) in Bronx Park is a seasonal tradition almost three decades in the making - featuring New York's favorite landmarks ...

News 12 got a sneak peak of the 33rd New York Botanical Garden Train Show on Tuesday. “We have dozens of trains traversing more than half a mile of track here at the conservatory,” said Joanna Groarke ...

News 12 got a sneak peak of the 33rd New York Botanical Garden Train Show on Tuesday. “We have dozens of trains traversing more than half a mile of track here at the conservatory,” said Joanna Groarke ...