when does the christmas tree come down in new york

In New York, the Christmas tree is typically taken down on January 6th, also known as "Epiphany" or "Three Kings Day." This date is considered the end of the Christmas season and is often celebrated with a holiday known as "Little Christmas." The tradition of taking down the Christmas tree on January 6th is believed to have originated in Germany, where the Christmas tree was originally seen as a symbol of the pagan festival of Yule. Over time, the tradition spread to other countries, including the United States.