New Years Eve Celebrations in Northwest Ohio

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Janice Villa
New Years Eve Celebrations in Northwest Ohio
Neighborhood: Northwest Ohio
Toledo, OH 43614
United States of America
In my state, those who want to attend New Years Eve Celebrations in Northwest Ohio, are gearing up for the biggest party day of the year. This is going to be a highlight of the year 2007. Parties are not only for the adults, there are many places with special events planned for the children. Below are some great places holding celebrations for families.

First Light Sylvania
Various locations, Sylvania, Ohio

This event features a alcohol-free celebration. It will take place from 6 to 10 pm in six places throughout downtown Sylvania and in Sylvania township. Various children's activities have been planned. There will be a Kid's Creation Station, storytelling, Guitar Hero duels, ballet and magic shows. Some of the entertainers include Eddie Boggs, Kerry Patric Clark, barbershop and soft country and rock groups and featuring a country bluegrass jam session. At 9:30pm there will be a firework display over Harroun Park.

Transportation to the event will be available from various locations including Sylvania Historical Village, Lourdes College and St. Joseph's church. You can purchase a wristband for entry, in advance, for $5 at the Giant Eagle in Sylvania, the Sylvania Area Chamber of Commerce, Chandler's Cafe and at the Franciscan Theater and Conference Center of Lourdes College. Wristbands purchased at the event on December 31st will be $8 for adults and $5 for children over 3 years of age. For further information you can call 419 882-2135.

Walleye Madness at Midnight
Downtown Port Clinton, Ohio

For the last 12 years on New Years Eve, the city of Port Clinton, Ohio gathers together to celebrate with a "walleye drop". A celebration of the walleye which is a fish that is local to our area. In the beginning years, there was a large paper mache walleye, named Wylie, weighing in at 120-pounds and measuring 17 feet long that was dropped. But in 1997, after a rough celebration which caused him to crack, he was replaced with a 600 pound fiberglass walleye measuring 20 feet long.

Activities for the children will start at 3 pm. There will be many things for the children to do such as the rock, paper, scissor tournament. At 6 pm there will be a countdown for a special children's "walleye drop". A separate "walleye drop" countdown will take place at midnight for the adults. Live music featuring the band Josh Boyd and the VIP Band will have you dancing all evening. To top off the evening celebration there will be fireworks. For more information go to their website at: www.walleyemadness.com or call 419-734-3630.

These are two great family celebrations in Northwest Ohio for New Years Eve. Hope to see you there!

Published by Janice Villa

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  • Olin Froid1/2/2008

    cool thanks!

  • J P Whickson1/2/2008

    What fun!

  • April Johnson12/27/2007

    That would be funny to se a big walleye drop! Great article!

  • julz12/27/2007

    I have heard of the walleye drop- I didnt know about the Walleye Madness. Great Article!

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