Memphis is gearing up for a vibrant New Year’s Eve celebration with a variety of events for both families and adults. From the enchanting Truist Zoo Lights to the Kids Early New Year’s Eve Balloon Drop, there’s something for everyone. Adults can enjoy live music, parties, and festivities throughout the city including celebrations on historic Beale Street and at iconic venues like the Peabody Hotel. With the weather being cloudy with occasional showers, it’s time to plan for a fantastic evening to welcome in 2025!
Hey there, Memphis! As we prepare to wave goodbye to 2024, the city is buzzing with festive energy and exciting events for everyone. Whether you’re a party animal or looking for a fun day with family, there’s something happening right here in our beloved city to help you celebrate the arrival of 2025. So bundle up because things are heating up despite a forecast of cloudy skies and a chance of rain!
As you get ready for your New Year’s Eve plans, keep in mind that the weather will be cloudy with occasional showers.
With a high of around 66°F and light winds, you might want to carry an umbrella just in case! The temperature will drop to a low of about 53°F, so layer up if you’re heading out as the night progresses.
There’s a fantastic lineup of events happening throughout the week, starting with the Truist Zoo Lights running from December 27 until January 4, perfect for families or anyone who loves a good light display! This dazzling event kicks off at 5 p.m. every evening.
The art lovers will definitely appreciate Memphis Landscapes on December 28 at 10 a.m. at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art, where you can enjoy beautiful exhibits. And sports fans have something to cheer about too, as Arkansas takes on Texas Tech in the AutoZone Liberty Bowl on December 27 at 6 p.m. at Simmons Bank Liberty Bowl Stadium.
For those with little ones, there are plenty of kid-friendly activities lined up on December 31. The Kids Early New Year’s Eve Balloon Drop at East End Skating Center at 1 p.m. promises fun for all ages. There’s also Noon Year’s Eve happening at the Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library at 11:30 a.m. Perfect for the little ones who may not make it to midnight!
And if you’re looking for an early celebration, make your way over to the Children’s Museum of Memphis where “New Year’s Eve @ Noon” kicks off at 10 a.m.
When it comes to ringing in the new year for the adults, Memphis does not disappoint! Join the celebration on historic Beale Street for an evening filled with live music, DJ performances, and fireworks. You can upgrade your experience with a Beale Street Fast Pass for $100!
If you love live music, don’t miss the lineup at Lafayette’s Music Room featuring bands like Play Some Skynyrd and Aquanet with tickets going for around $56. For those who want to experience Cowboy Troy, check out the concert at Lucky Dog Music Hall & Bar with ticket prices ranging from $50 to $100.
Want to party in style? The iconic Peabody Hotel is hosting its annual New Year’s Eve Party featuring live entertainment and a range of ticket options from $65 to $250.
If you’re looking for a less formal vibe, head over to the Eight & Sand at Central Station Hotel for a free DJ party that starts at 9 p.m. Other venues like Pretty Taco with their $15 ticket New Year celebration ensure everyone can find their festive groove.
Don’t forget to check out local favorites like Growlers for a concert featuring Josey Scott and Holiday Inn & Suites for their Blackout NYE party starting at just $22.50!
With such a diverse array of events, Memphis truly has something for everyone to enjoy this New Year’s Eve. Just remember to book your tickets early, since many events are sure to sell out. Whether you’re dancing the night away or counting down with your kids, there’s no better place to welcome 2025 than right here in the heart of Memphis. Cheers to a fantastic New Year!
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