Wishing wall ideas

Every year, visitors from around the globe write their wishes for the New Year on colorful pieces of official Times Square New Year’s Eve confetti. These wishes are posted on the New Year’s Eve Wishing Wall called "Hopes and Dreams" located in the Times Square Museum and Visitor Center at 7th Avenue between 46th & 47th Streets. The visitor center is open daily from 8 AM - 8 PM. At the end of the weekend, the wishes will be collected and added to the one ton of confetti that flutters down at…

"Hopes and Dreams" is the New Year's Eve Wishing Wall at the TIMES SQUARE INFORMATION CENTER located at the beautifully restored landmark Embassy Movie Theatre. Visitors can write down their personal goals, dreams and wishes on a piece of confetti. The wishes on colored paper will be collected at the end of the year, and added to the confetti that will flutter down onto the streets of Times Square at the 12 o’clock hour on New Year’s Eve, after the ball drop. The Information Center is…

*Photos from the lovely Sparked Blog. Yoko Ono's Wish Tree commemorating 9/11 at MoMA. I've already loved this idea. I still remember doing a similar project at an international camp. I bought and planted a weeping willow on camp grounds, installed a box with writing supplies and invited everyone to write down their wish and attach it to the tree's flowing branches. Physically beautiful but I think it also acknowledges the possible presence of a higher power, whether religious or natural.

Create a wishing wall for New Year's Eve! Perfect activity for kids and family! ~ BuggyandBuddy.com

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