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Welcome 2016 At One Or More Of These Local New Year’s Eve Parties

Heather Chin

Dec 31, 2015 — 2 min read

Hanson Dry (925 Fulton Street) — “Don’t get loco. Keep it local.” No tickets, no cover. RSVP by emailing hansondry@gmail.com.

The Five Spot (459 Myrtle Avenue, at Washington Avenue) — $10 for Tony D’s New Year’s Eve Party starting at 8pm, with the after party at 11pm. Drink specials all night with live reggae and hip hop.

Putnam’s Pub (419 Myrtle Avenue) — “A Very Brooklyn New Year’s Eve” in the basement party area, beginning at 10pm.

Soco BK (509 Myrtle Avenue) — Party from 5pm-1am with live music, complimentary party favors, and a champagne toast at midnight. Try the SoCo Apple Toast: Ciroq Apple with muddled cranberries and a touch of lemon. Call for your reservation at 718-783-1936.

CrossFit Kingsboro (920 Fulton Street) — WOD Party starting at 11pm, RSVP at chris@crossfitkingsboro.com.

Emerson Bar (561 Myrtle Avenue) — party starting at 10pm til closing, with $5 Sixpoint crisp and $2 Two Roads IPA, featuring Devanity and Mr. Momar.

Speedy Romeo (376 Classon Avenue) — Dinner as usual from 5-10pm, but featuring a preview of possible new menu items a la carte, including lobster and foie gras terrine. Then, after 10pm kicks off their Eternal Pizza Party of pizza and prosecco for $50. Tickets can be purchased on-site.

Rustik Tavern (471 DeKalb Avenue) — $30 for unlimited champagne from 11pm-1am, plus passed hors d’oeuvres, watching the ball drop, and a toast at midnight.

Beast of Bourbon (710 Myrtle Avenue) — $25 cover at 8pm, featuring The Liza, Colby Sound, Mule Kick, and The Sweet Things

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