Happy New year 2021 Alabama- Best Places to celebrate New year 2021 in Alabama

1. Mobile’s New Year Celebration, Mobile, AL

Known for its highly-anticipated moon pie ball drop, Mobile’s annual New Year’s Eve celebration typically sees 50,000 visitors. The evening starts with a cutting of the world’s largest moon pie, followed by a parade and live music. At midnight, guests can enjoy fireworks and a laser light show once the moon pie stops its descent. It’s the biggest NYE event of the state, and you won’t want to miss it!

2. City of Fairhope New Year’s Eve Celebration, Fairhope, AL

If you want to watch the ball drop, you’ll be glad to know you don’t have to go all the way to Times Square. Just join the fun in downtown Fairhope, where you can listen to live bands, watch fireworks, and count loud and proud as the ball drops into 2020. Many of the nearby restaurants are staying open late to accommodate folks who want to hang out until it’s time to toast. The city will also have a few activities for the kids who want to stay up past their bedtime.

3. Christmas Lights Festival, Montgomery, AL

New Year’s Eve is the PERFECT opportunity to catch the Christmas Lights Festival at the Montgomery Zoo. Come between 5:30 and 9:30 p.m. and see the Winter Wonderland that your beloved zoo has become! There will be live entertainment and warm hot chocolate. A wonderful way to bring in the new year.

4. Galaxy of Lights, Huntsville, AL

The Galaxy of Lights at the Huntsville Botanical Garden is a 2.5-mile-long light extravaganza with animated light displays! Perfect for all ages, this magical experience will be a great family and friend experience. There are special exhibits with wild animals, dinosaurs, and eve a magical icicle forest.

5. Downtown Countdown NYE Street Celebration, Montgomery, AL

Montgomery is hosting a street festival to welcome 2020. Guests will gather at the Commerce Street entertainment district at 9 p.m. for food, libations, and live entertainment. Fireworks will start at midnight to round out the evening. Access to this event is free—no ticket required.

6. New Year’s Eve Countdown, Dothan, AL

Dothan’s first New Year’s Eve Countdown last year was wildly successful, which is why they’re doing it again this year. They’ll be counting down the last seconds of 2019, in addition to hosting a family activity area, balloon release, live music, food, and the now-famous suspended peanut and fireworks show. If you missed it last year, don’t make the same mistake twice.

7. Noon Year’s Eve at Lulu’s, Gulf Shores, AL

If you’re in the company of children for New Year’s Eve (or if you struggle to stay awake past 10 p.m.), Lulu’s is having their annual Noon Year’s Eve celebration that’s fun for all ages. There’s a beach ball drop at noon, combined with food, music, and kid-friendly fireworks.

8. Alabama Theatre’s New Year’s Eve 90th Birthday Bash, Birmingham, AL

Alabama Theatre has been a longtime icon of Birmingham history, and it’s celebrating its 90th birthday in style on New Year’s Eve. Their birthday bash will feature musical talents Sister Hazel and Taylor Hicks from 8 p.m. until 11:30 p.m., giving guests enough time to pour into the streets and watch the theater’s new 18th Street sign light for the very first time—on the stroke of midnight, of course. Theatre and concert-goers won’t want to miss this prestigious event that’s sure to be in the annals of Alabama Theatre history.

Are you ready to clink glasses, throw confetti and celebrate the arrival of 2021? There’s plenty to do in Alabama on Dec. 31, from concerts and parties to street festivals and fireworks displays. Here are 24 events planned throughout the state, all intended to help you bid farewell to 2020 and welcome the New Year in a celebratory way.

Cheers! The New Year’s Eve Concert

What: Alabama Symphony Orchestra performs Strauss favorites, dance-inspired music and more. Program conducted by Christopher Confessore, with vocalist Sarah Stead. Includes champagne toast.

When: 6 p.m.

Where: Alys Stephens Center, Jemison Concert Hall, 1200 10th Ave. South, Birmingham.

Tickets: $39-$79.

Website: http://www.alabamasymphony.org

 

 

                                     

New Year’s Eve Party with Okey Dokey and Ian Ferguson

What: Band fronted by visual artist Aaron Martin and guitarist Johnny Fisher features shifting cast including members of The Weeks, Sol Cat, Desert Noises, Diane Coffee and Wild Child. With Lady Legs.

When: 9 p.m.

Where: Saturn, 200 41st St. South, Birmingham.

Admission: Free.

Website: http://www.saturnbirmingham.com

 

 

                                   

Dead Fingers

What: Birmingham band performs. With Will Stewart. Free champagne toast at midnight.

When: 7:30 p.m.

Where: Rojo, 2921 Highland Ave. South, Birmingham.

Tickets: No cover charge.

Website: http://www.rojobirmingham.com

 

New Year’s Eve Ball

What: Dance party with 1980s theme, music by the M-80s, hors d’oeuvres, party favors, champagne toast and more. Attendees are invited to dress as their favorite 1980s icons.

When: 8 p.m.

Where: WorkPlay, 500 23rd St. South, Birmingham.

Tickets: $40.

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