Featured Events in New York in December, 2024 (April Updated)

Revelers begin arriving in the late afternoon of New Year's Eve. At approximately 3:00 PM, the bowtie section of Times Square (42nd to 47th Streets between Broadway and Seventh Avenue) will be completely closed to traffic. The NYPD instructs revelers to gather in different viewing areas. When one area fills up, police direct revelers to the next viewing area. As the night progresses, revelers continue to pour into Times Square along Broadway and Seventh Avenue and move downtown from 43rd Street as far as Central Park. If you plan to come to Times Square to attend the festivities, it is recommended that you enter from Sixth or Eighth Avenue. The earlier you arrive, the better your chances of getting a viewing spot near the ball (Broadway and 43rd Street). As the crowds pour north, police will block off those blocks one by one as they deem necessary. The best places to view the ball are along Broadway from 43rd to 50th Streets, and Seventh Avenue as far north as 59th Street, so arrive early to get the best spot. The celebration begins with the lighting and raising of the New Year’s Eve Ball atop One Times Square. The ball lights up at 6:00 PM and begins to rise, accompanied by special pyrotechnic effects. Then, the bright red-clad Times Square Alliance cleaning crew begins handing out tens of thousands of fun party favors—those famous hats, glasses, and noisemakers—to Times Square revelers to help celebrate the new year. Don’t forget one of the best parts of New Year’s in Times Square—the New Year’s Rockin’ Eve Show! At around 8 PM, the stage comes alive with performances from some of your favorite musical guests. This year’s host will be national TV and radio star Allison Hagendorf. The farewell show for 2019 will be performed by pop diva Taylor Swift! Sixty seconds before the big moment, the New Year’s Eve Ball begins to descend. At the stroke of midnight, the lights on the ball go down and the New Year’s numbers, “2019,” shine over Times Square. The world-famous New Year's confetti falls from the rooftops of Times Square buildings, creating a colorful blizzard of celebration, while revelers welcome the New Year amidst a colorful fireworks display.

Revelers begin arriving in the late afternoon of New Year's Eve. At approximately 3:00 PM, the bowtie section of Times Square (42nd to 47th Streets between Broadway and Seventh Avenue) will be completely closed to traffic. The NYPD instructs revelers to gather in different viewing areas. When one area fills up, police direct revelers to the next viewing area. As the night progresses, revelers continue to pour into Times Square along Broadway and Seventh Avenue and move downtown from 43rd Street as far as Central Park. If you plan to come to Times Square to attend the festivities, it is recommended that you enter from Sixth or Eighth Avenue. The earlier you arrive, the better your chances of getting a viewing spot near the ball (Broadway and 43rd Street). As the crowds pour north, police will block off those blocks one by one as they deem necessary. The best places to view the ball are along Broadway from 43rd to 50th Streets, and Seventh Avenue as far north as 59th Street, so arrive early to get the best spot. The celebration begins with the lighting and raising of the New Year’s Eve Ball atop One Times Square. The ball lights up at 6:00 PM and begins to rise, accompanied by special pyrotechnic effects. Then, the bright red-clad Times Square Alliance cleaning crew begins handing out tens of thousands of fun party favors—those famous hats, glasses, and noisemakers—to Times Square revelers to help celebrate the new year. Don’t forget one of the best parts of New Year’s in Times Square—the New Year’s Rockin’ Eve Show! At around 8 PM, the stage comes alive with performances from some of your favorite musical guests. This year’s host will be national TV and radio star Allison Hagendorf. The farewell show for 2019 will be performed by pop diva Taylor Swift! Sixty seconds before the big moment, the New Year’s Eve Ball begins to descend. At the stroke of midnight, the lights on the ball go down and the New Year’s numbers, “2019,” shine over Times Square. The world-famous New Year's confetti falls from the rooftops of Times Square buildings, creating a colorful blizzard of celebration, while revelers welcome the New Year amidst a colorful fireworks display.

Experience an unforgettable New Year's Eve with The New York Bee Gees at The Paramount in Huntington. The event will take place on December 31, 2024, at 370 New York Ave, Huntington, NY, 11743. Get ready to groove to the timeless hits of the legendary Bee Gees performed by this acclaimed tribute band. Join fellow fans for a night of music, celebration, and ringing in the new year in style. Don't miss this opportunity to dance the night away and welcome 2025 with great music and great company at this iconic venue.

Mark your calendars and get ready for a night of non-stop hilarity! Comic Strip Live is located at 1568 Second Avenue in Manhattan (between 81st and 82nd street). Located near the Q, 4, 5 and 6 trains; street parking is available nearby - parking meters are suspended on Sundays so drive in and park for free! There is a Two-item minimum per person inside the showroom. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before showtime to ensure good seating. The line-up is always subject to change. Because this is a live performance, tickets are valid up to showtime. After the show starts, it is at the discretion of the club to release your tickets to those on the waitlist. There are no refunds, although we can transfer your tickets to a future date. *CASH ONLY!* Information Source: Comic Strip Live Comedy Club | eventbrite