Maybe it’s much too early in the game, ah but I think I’ll ask you just the same, what are you doing New Year’s Eve ???

It’s that time of year again when the joy of the holidays is all around us and the reminder of NYE is there in the wings. So, whether you are celebrating with friends, family, or a date, there are plenty of things to do this year:

L O S | A N G E L E S

208 Rodeo – START with BRUNCH!

208 RODEO has brunch all day on New Year’s Eve! Menu will be both a la carte and prix fixe so diners strolling along Beverly Hills’ most notable Rodeo Drive now have a perfect spot to stop and eat!

www.208Rodeo.com

RESERVATIONS | (310) 275-2428

The Association LA

The Association is DTLA’s submersive bar that is offering cocktails, DJ’s and a night not to be missed. There is also a Cocktail Course from 9-12am! $20-$50 per person

Union Station DTLA

A Prohibition Style NYE. TICKETS can be purchased below:

Ebanos Crossing DTLA

CRNU DugMe – Live Music | Cocktails | NYE Bash!

The FEDERAL Bar

$25 At the Door + A NYE Menu: Go with the chorizo dates, spinach salad, steak – I didn’t get to try dessert but I imagine both are good.

No Vacancy – Hollywood

$100 Per Person

Additional NYE Parties

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PASO | ROBLES

2014 New Year’s Eve Finale | “Glow in the Park”
8PM to Midnight | Downtown City Park

Glow-in-the-Dark Activities include:

Croquet
Bocce Ball
Hula Hoop
Bubble Tunnel
Four Square
Paddle Ball
Corn Hole
Badminton
Football Toss
Giant Rolling Balls
Rainbow Light Bowling
Sparkling LED Jump Ropes

Other Fun Additions:
Food Trucks
Glow in the Dark Face Painting
Music
Party Tent*
And a choreographed LIGHT SHOW! (Okay, the secret is out. But that’s all we’re saying about it.)

*Party Tent entry is $25 per person and the heated tent will be serving food, wine and beer. Tickets are extremely limited. Call 805.227.7236 for more information. Proceeds benefit the event.

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Dawn Garcia is a visionary Latina writer from Los Angeles, co-creator of an Amazon MGM Studios comedy series, and the award-winning screenwriter of Spiraling. She has created three original TV series and six feature films, while also running two global digital magazines. Passionate about impact, she's driving a national women’s rights campaign and building a non-profit and production company. With over 2,000 published articles and two books in progress, Dawn blends creativity and strategic vision, transforming stories across platforms. A Founding Member of the Academy Museum, she’s also involved in organizations like Women in Film and Latinas in Tech.