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The New Year is one of the most internationally recognized holidays. Different regions celebrate in their own way. The common thread is a gratified goodbye to the previous year so you can welcome the beginning of the New Year. You might be celebrating with your family, a few close friends or thousands of strangers. Either way, here’s hoping your celebration brings you memories to last a lifetime.
Method 1 of 4:
Attending an Official Event
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Go to an “open-air” event. These "street party"-type events often include performances by live musicians or DJs, confetti, and a fireworks display. Some require tickets to be purchased ahead of time, and some are free to attend.[1]
There are many New Year's Eve events all over the world that garner national attention: Times Square in New York, USA; Sydney Harbour in Sydney, Australia; Central London in London, England; the Eiffel Tower in Paris, France; and the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, Germany.[2]
Many cities offer open-air celebrations and street parties that you can attend.[3]
If your city or town doesn't already have an open-air party, you can start one! Sites like Meetup are a great place to get started.
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Go to a dance club. If you're looking to party hard while ringing in the New Year, gather your friends and go to a club. Clubs will bring in the best DJs they can find and offer competitive drink specials.[4]
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Attend a formal event. Many upscale hotels and restaurants host catered New Year's Eve galas. They will have performances from orchestras, jazz bands, or professional singers and musicians. Tickets have to be purchased ahead of time.[5]
Most of these formal events require formal, or “black tie” attire.
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Go to a casino. Aside from playing cards and slot machines, casinos often host New Year's Eve celebrations that include dinner and a show from professional singers, tribute bands, or comedians.
You must be 21 or older (or age of majority outside of United States ie 19 or older throughout Ontario, Canada) to enter a Casino.
Las Vegas hosts a party where all the casinos work in tandem to create one strip wide party.[6]
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Attend a midnight church service. Some people will attend a midnight service that’s held on New Year’s Eve, called a Watch-Night service. They’ll often include food, singing, and a message from the church’s leadership.[7]
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Method 2 of 4:
Going to a Party
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Celebrate at a house party. It is likely that someone you know will be throwing a house party for the New Year. Ask around and choose which party best fits your celebration desires (party size, activities, location, etc).[8]
It might be a fully hosted party or a potluck. Make sure you get all the information ahead of time so you know whether to bring food or drinks.
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Go out for dinner. Whether it's a family-friendly restaurant with your kids or your favorite restaurant for a night out with friends, going out to eat is a great low-key way to celebrate the New Year.[9]
Some restaurants may have New Year's specials on food and drinks.
Make reservations several days ahead as restaurants tend to be busy on New Year's Eve.
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Hold a friendly gathering. Gather some of your friends and arrange a meet up at one of your favorite locations. It could be a bowling alley, restaurant, club, or city park. Decide ahead of time what to wear, who brings what, and any other details. You’re basically planning an impromptu party.
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Go on a date. What’s more romantic than celebrating new beginnings? Grab your loved one, make a reservation (way ahead of time), and share the New Year together over a nice meal. You can follow that up with some colorful fireworks and a midnight kiss.[10]
Celebrate a cultural tradition. Depending on where you’re from, different traditions take a different form. You don’t have to be from that region, of course. If something strikes your fancy,