Palm Springs, CA, November 6, 2026 — A towering 76-foot Norway Spruce has been chosen to serve as the iconic Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree. The selection marks a significant moment for the chosen tree, which will soon make its journey to its prominent display in New York City.

The Norway Spruce hails from a farm located in New York. Specific details regarding the name of the farm or its precise location within New York were not provided. The process of selecting the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree is a long-standing tradition, often involving a careful search for a tree that meets specific height and aesthetic criteria.

This year’s chosen tree stands at an impressive 76 feet tall. Once it arrives at Rockefeller Center, the tree will undergo a period of preparation before being decorated with thousands of multi-colored LED lights and topped with a Swarovski star. The tree typically remains on display throughout the holiday season.

The origin of the tree from a New York farm continues a tradition of sourcing the festive centerpiece from the surrounding region. While the exact date of the tree’s transport or its eventual lighting ceremony was not disclosed in the summary, preparations for its arrival are underway. The selection of the tree is a prelude to the widely anticipated annual tree lighting ceremony, a beloved event that signals the start of the holiday season for many.



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