14 Ways to Ring in the New Year at Home
There are more than a few reasons that spending New Year’s Eve at home can be better than going out— including not having to brave the cold, traveling far to parties, or spending a fortune on drinks and cab rides. If you’re stumped on how you should ring in the New Year, try any of the following tips to have a blast at home.
Put together a varied and delicious charcuterie board
- If you don’t feel like cooking but still want to have a celebratory dinner, peruse Washingtonian’s list of top restaurants to order your New Year’s feast for pickup.
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For a simple yet elegant meal, make a charcuterie board with assorted meats, cheeses, jams, and fruits for you to graze on throughout the night.
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Prepare for a New Year’s Day brunch at home— for good luck, include black-eyed peas, greens, and cornbread.
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Make your favorite cocktail, open a bottle of champagne, or experiment with a new drink.
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Break out the cards and board games for a game night— or turn on the tv and play video games with siblings or friends online.
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Curate a playlist with your favorite songs (or browse playlists online) and have a dance party at home.
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Grab all your blankets and pillows and make a fort in your living room.
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Wear your fanciest clothes for a dress-up party or follow a theme of your own.
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Connect with family and friends on a scheduled Zoom call or pick up the phone to check in on your loved ones.
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Have a movie marathon or binge watch your favorite show. You can also tune into the SyFy Channel to watch the yearly Twilight Zone marathon.
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Watch the ball drop with your favorite celebrity commentators.
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Get a head start on thinking of your New Year’s Resolutions.
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Roast marshmallows and make s’mores.
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Get creative and make art— draw, paint, collage, or take photos.
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