UPDATE: Bid 2020 farewell with these NYE to-go libations
A few places around town that have drinks, and food, ready to serve you this New Year’s Eve.
NYE concert hopes to #SaveLBStages with online stream; be sure and tip your bands/bars
The music begins at 9 p.m. on Dec. 31.
IN PICTURES: 2020 comes into sight early at Waterfront Amphitheater spectacular
At 9 p.m., Long Beach got a head start on the new year by setting off fireworks over the bay at midnight East Coast time.
IN PICTURES: New Year’s Eve at The Waterfront
The Downtown Long Beach Alliance put on the free event that culminated with a fireworks show over the Long Beach Lighthouse.
Long Beach Transit offering free bus rides for New Year’s Eve
Long Beach Transit will be offering free rides starting at 5 p.m. on New Year’s Eve extending as late as 2:35 a.m.
The 7: Special New Year’s Eve edition
Last week on “The 7” we started the weekend on Wednesday. This week, we’re pushing it right to Monday because that’s New Year’s Eve, what hardcore partyers call “amateur hour.”
Queen Mary New Year’s Eve Bash to Bring Sir Mix-A-Lot to Long Beach
“Jump on it” this New Year’s Eve with Sir Mix-A-Lot at the Queen Mary as the 90s hit rapper rings in 2018 aboard the historic ship, the Queen Mary announced today.
Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Downtown Long Beach and Aboard the Queen Mary
Those looking to celebrate New Year’s Eve in and around downtown Long Beach can look forward to a free family-friendly event at Rainbow Harbor or a ticketed celebration aboard the Queen Mary.
UPDATE: St. Paul and the Broken Bones to Co-Headline DLBA’s New Year’s Fest Following Death of Sharon Jones
In place of the irreplaceable artist, the high-energy, Birmingham, Alabama-based St. Paul and the Broken Bones will co-headline the New Year’s Eve Celebration alongside Citizen Cope.
DLBA’s Upcoming New Year’s Eve Party on Pine Avenue Set to Be Another Record-Breaking Bash for the Books
Following last year’s record-breaking New Year’s Eve (NYE) celebration, the Downtown Long Beach Associates (DLBA) will once again throw the most popping party in the city and welcome some of Southern California’s finest musicians to take part in a three-stage, three-block festival to ring in 2016.