New Years Eve

From sweatpants to the glitz and glamour.

Very soon, we'll finally get to kick 2020 out the door, and start fresh(ish) in 2021.

Get ready to ring in 2021!

I think the one thing we can all agree on this year is how bad 2020 has been. I mean we have now lived through a pandemic. There have been way too many things cancelled. We are now in November and things still haven't changed.

New Year's Eve isn't the same without some sparkle and shine. Load up on all the glasses, sequins and decor you need to make your party a real blow out. Let's bring in the next decade right!

They are bringing you back to the Roaring '20s with all the essentials — dancing, drinks, and of course, jazz.

If you're kids are like the Energizer Bunny and keep going and going and....well they can make it to midnight,. However, as a younger kid it's tough to stay up until Midnight, (especially if they were up at 5am), to see the ball drop and ring in the New Year on New Year's Eve.

Xtina joins already-announced 'New Year's Rockin' Eve' performers like Camila Cabello, Halsey, and Shawn Mendes.

When it comes to New Year's Eve, I usually spend the night alone on the couch eating junk food and checking my watch. I decided to look for a unique way to celebrate New Year's Eve this year. After doing some digging I found these options for a unique NYE celebration...

Let's face it, as a kid it's tough to stay up until Midnight to see the ball drop and ring in the New Year on New Year's Eve. However the Don Harrington Discovery Center has made that easy with Noon Year's Eve!

We all know that the premiere spot in the country is Times Square New York City. But, quite a few Texas cities made the list this year!

New Year's Eve is tomorrow!  If you have a house full of kids and need ideas on how to celebrate, I have you covered.