The massive "Gingerbread Lane" village returned to the New York Hall of Science. — -- Toy commercials, lights and more are part of the growing reminders that the holidays are just around the ...

Put this on your calendars, New Yorkers — you can now go see a gingerbread “village” (because house is not the most accurate description) that weighs 1.5 tons, holds 164 “structures,” and contains ...

What started as an effort to break a world record has turned into a way for the community to come together and share their holiday cheer while creating a village of more than 300 gingerbread houses ...

When we heard about the world’s largest gingerbread village, we assumed it was tucked away in a hamlet in the Alps or perhaps on display in a rural mountain town in the Rockies somewhere. Turns out it ...

Peering over gingerbread village, onlookers marvel at the candy craftsmanship of the masterpiece on display now at The Garlands of Barrington. This year admirers may even spy some sweet additions, ...

Chef Jon Lovitch spent approximately 1,500 hours creating GingerBread Lane, baking the dough by scratch. His recipe secret: swapping out corn syrup for maple syrup. "I usually buy whatever brand is on ...

A delectable-looking gingerbread village, sadly never to be eaten. That's what New York Chef Jon Lovitch created, while simultaneously nabbing the title world’s largest edible gingerbread village.

Jon Lovitch, 39, builds gingerbread houses year round some worth over $30,000. — -- Jon Lovitch has become a real-life gingerbread man, known for constructing record-setting villages filled with ...

When guests enter the main building of the Grand Hotel in Point Clear, they can’t miss the 8-foot-by-16-foot replica of the 172-year-old resort on display in the lobby. Every building on the property ...

New Yorkers will get the chance to marvel at a delectable village made entirely of edible gingerbread, icing and candy — the largest of its kind and just in time for the approaching holiday season.