14 Ways to Celebrate New Year's Eve in Downtown Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

As 2022 draws to a close, Downtown Bellevue is gearing up for a spectacular New Year's Eve filled with diverse celebrations. Adults can enjoy exclusive parties at venues like Civility and Unrest, featuring gourmet food and live entertainment, while families have plenty of options, such as ice skating at the Bellevue Downtown Ice Rink and activities at KidsQuest Children's Museum. The NYE offerings also include elegant dining experiences at L'Experience Paris and unique entertainment at Lucky Strike. With tickets for various events including specialty cocktails, champagne toasts, and live music from local artists, attendees are sure to find something that fits their style. Advance reservations are highly recommended to secure spots, given the limited capacity for these popular events.

For those looking for a more laid-back experience, the Garden d'Lights exhibition at the Bellevue Botanical Garden offers a beautiful stroll through a dazzling light display. Each event emphasizes community engagement and supports local businesses, enhancing the festive atmosphere. Whether you seek a lively night out or a cozy family gathering, Downtown Bellevue has the perfect way to celebrate the arrival of 2023.

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