Great New Year’s Eve Activities in Kansas City
Beautiful Kansas City is filled with exciting events and attractions at any time of the year, and if you’re lucky enough to be in the area for New Year’s Eve, you can ring in the New Year in style at one of the numerous holiday galas.
If you’re looking for sophistication and romance, come and celebrate at the New Year’s Eve Party in the Grand Ballroom. Located at Kansas City’s Convention Center, you can dine and dance the night away with elegance, great cuisine and champagne. Or, the New Year’s Eve gala at the Hotel Sorella Country Club Plaza is another great option for trying out your new ball gown.
If you prefer to celebrate with your children, there’s even a kid-friendly event here in Kansas City. Noon Year’s Eve is located at Union Station and is appropriate for children and adults of all ages. Science City has great science demonstrations, test areas, and many other events sure to bring a fun and safe tradition to your New Year’s Eve.
If you’re looking for something a little different and more casual, the New Year’s Eve Blowout featuring Poets vs. Comics is being hosted at the Uptown Arts Bar, and is a compilation of the two great open mics in town with the best poets and comics performing for your pleasure. Or, you can enjoy some great music for this special night at the KC Live! New Year’s Eve All-Inclusive Party. Featuring the Patrick Lentz Band, this entertaining party offers cocktails, beers and other yummy specials.
The Blue Room is a favorite choice for music lovers, with A Motown Review playing on New Year’s Eve. Sit back and enjoy several different bands, a champagne toast and a gourmet buffet as you celebrate the beginning of a new year.
No matter how you choose to celebrate your New Year’s Eve in Kansas City, you can rest assured that the perfect accommodations are just a short drive or walk away. So party all night and sleep in the next day in style at the nearby BEST WESTERN PLUS Seville Plaza Hotel, the perfect combination of luxury and convenience.
