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New Years Eve events from Pensacola to Panama City Beach

Buh-bye 2018 HELLO 2019! Need some stellar New Year’s plans? These events are sure to make the New Year bright! Alys Beach is poppin’ bottles! On Thursday, December 27th head […]

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Buh-bye 2018 HELLO 2019! Need some stellar New Year’s plans? These events are sure to make the New Year bright!

Alys Beach is poppin’ bottles! On Thursday, December 27th head over to Neat for a Holiday Champagne Tasting from 5:00pm-7:00pm and live music. For $35 you can taste some holiday bubbly & dance the night away. [🗓 Link]

The new Village Door location at Seascape is hosting Viva Las Vegas starting at 6:00pm with live music, dancing, poker tables, a champagne toast and more! [🗓Link]

You’ve also got Baytowne’s big NYE Countdown starting with a family-friendly event from 6:00pm-8:00pm with face painting, live music, kids activities, & a fireworks display at 8pm! They’ll have more live music on the stage and then a second fireworks display at midnight! [🗓Link]

HarborWalk Village’s annual Street Party starts at 7:00pm. Jam out to music from 2 live bands Flash Flood & Departure, 2 firework shows, & watch the ball drop over the Destin harbor! [🗓Link]

Pier Park is hosting their Beach Ball Drop starting at 5:30pm with tons of FREE family fun! They’ll have two firework shows, three music acts, a photo booth, 5ft tall beach balls, & their huge 10,000 beach ball drop! [🗓Link]

Spending NYE in Pensacola? Take a peek at the fireworks over the sound at midnight. Then, of course, New Year’s Day is the big annual Polar Bear Plunge! Start out your year with an exhilarating rush by diving into the Santa Rosa Sound! Registration starts at noon & the plunge starts at 2:00pm. [🗓Link]

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