New Year Fancy Dress Party
When? 31 December 2019
Where? Weymouth
New Year’s Eve in Weymouth is renowned as one of the places to come and celebrate the end of one year and welcome in the next. The whole town comes out in fancy dress and there is live music inside the pubs and clubs. Also, outside there are bands playing into the night.
Sing Auld Lang Syne around the Town Clock and party the night away! The Jubilee Clock is one of Weymouth’s best-loved landmarks and has been a meeting place for generations of both locals and visitors. Since it was first built in 1887, it has been the focal point of Weymouth’s New Year’s Eve celebrations. As midnight approaches, revellers gather beneath its four faces to enjoy the countdown to the New Year.
The picturesque setting of the seafront is a great place to be as the New Year approaches. The natural arc of the bay provides a good shelter from the winter elements. The expansive Weymouth beach and promenade allow the throngs of people to spread out along the shoreline and see in the new year with a sea view!
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